An Elevated Approach to Training
From his first flight lesson to teaching future pilots, Jose’s story represents what consistent training, hard work, and the right support system can lead to at Dynasty Aviation.
Lead From the Right Seat
The CFI, CFII, and MEI certifications mark the transition from pilot to professional educator. At Dynasty Aviation, instructor training is disciplined and standards-driven, focused on developing not only technical precision but the ability to teach, brief, evaluate, and correct to FAA Airman Certification Standards.
Operating from North Perry Airport (KHWO), you refine your own flying while learning to manage risk from the instructor’s perspective.
Why Instructors Love Training at Dynasty
Modern Fleet
Train in well-maintained, glass-cockpit aircraft aligned with today’s standards. Consistent avionics, structured procedures, and a safety-first culture ensure you learn to teach in a professional, reliable training environment.
Priority Instructor Opportunities
High-performing graduates receive priority interview consideration for paid CFI roles at Dynasty Aviation. This creates a direct pathway from certification to active instruction within the same structured operation.
Train in Complex Airspace
Operating from North Perry Airport (KHWO) places you in busy, towered South Florida airspace every day. Teaching in high-traffic environments sharpens communication, sequencing, and real-world instructional confidence.
CFI Training Program
Earn your initial instructor certificate and transition to the right seat. CFI training focuses on teaching fundamentals, lesson planning, endorsements, stall/spin awareness, and demonstrating maneuvers to commercial standards while explaining and correcting in real time.
Requirements:
- Hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate
- Pass FAA FOI and FIA written exams
- Complete required flight and ground instruction
- Pass the FAA CFI Practical Test
Instrument (CFII) Program
This course includes:
- 10 hours of instrument training flight time
- 5 hours of AATD simulator time
- 20 hours of one-on-one ground instruction
- Structured online ground school
CFII training prepares you for the FII knowledge exam and the FAA CFII Practical Test, with emphasis on teaching instrument procedures, systems, and scenario-based IFR decision-making.
MEI Training Program
Upgrade your instructor certificate to multi-engine privileges and teach higher-performance aircraft operations.
This course includes:
- 12 hours of multi-engine training flight time
- 10 hours of one-on-one ground instruction
Training focuses on multi-engine aerodynamics, Vmc demonstrations, engine-out procedures, and asymmetric thrust management, culminating in the FAA MEI Practical Test.
Flight Instructor Training FAQs
How long does it take to become a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) in South Florida?
At Dynasty Aviation, most students complete CFI training in approximately one month, depending on preparation, schedule frequency, and proficiency. Accelerated options are available for highly prepared commercial pilots.
How much does CFI training cost in Miami or Fort Lauderdale?
The minimum cost for CFI training at Dynasty Aviation is $5,700, which includes flight time, one-on-one ground instruction, and structured online ground school. Final cost varies based on proficiency and additional time required.
What are the requirements to start CFI training?
To begin CFI training, you must:
- Hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate
- Meet FAA eligibility standards
- Pass the FOI and FIA knowledge exams
- Complete required instructor flight and ground training
- Pass the FAA CFI practical test
Dynasty offers both Part 141 and Part 61 pathways, depending on your training goals.
What is the difference between CFI, CFII, and MEI?
- CFI (Certified Flight Instructor) allows you to teach private and commercial pilot students.
- CFII (Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument) allows you to teach instrument rating students.
- MEI (Multi-Engine Instructor) allows you to instruct in multi-engine aircraft.
Many professional pilots earn all three ratings to maximize employment flexibility and earning potential.
Is Dynasty Aviation a Part 141 flight school for instructor training?
Yes. Dynasty Aviation is an FAA Part 141 certified flight school and also offers Part 61 training flexibility. This allows students to train under a structured, FAA-approved syllabus or transition to a more flexible format when appropriate.
Can I get hired as a flight instructor after training at Dynasty Aviation?
High-performing instructor candidates receive priority interview consideration for paid CFI positions at Dynasty Aviation. Training in-house allows the leadership team to evaluate performance, professionalism, and instructional ability throughout the program.
Why train as a flight instructor at North Perry Airport (KHWO)?
North Perry Airport is a busy, towered airport in South Florida, located near Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Training in high-traffic airspace builds stronger communication skills, sequencing awareness, and real-world instructional confidence compared to low-traffic environments.
Is flight instructor training worth it if I want to build hours toward the airlines?
Yes. Becoming a CFI is one of the most common and efficient ways to build flight time while earning income. It also sharpens aeronautical decision-making and systems knowledge, which are critical for long-term professional progression.
Schedule a Flight School Tour
A facility tour is the best way to evaluate whether Dynasty Aviation is the right place to complete your next rating. Meet the team, review the fleet, and see how training is structured for Commercial, Multi-Engine, and Instructor candidates operating at North Perry Airport (KHWO).
During your tour, you will:
- See how Part 141 and Part 61 pathways are structured
- Understand programs, pricing, and flexible financing
- Meet instructors and leadership to discuss your specific goals
This is a focused, no-pressure visit designed for licensed pilots ready to take the next step.
