Private
In as little as 35 hours of flight training, you can become a private pilot. This will allow you to fly anywhere in the United States and is the first step of becoming a professional pilot! Being a private pilot has many advantages. You can take a loved one, children, friends, or anyone you want to any location. Imagine flying a spouse to Key West for dinner and back in time for the 11 o’clock news. All of this and more is possible with your private pilot license.
Instrument
With an Instrument Rating, you’ll be able to go wherever you want, but now more often. You’ll no longer be constrained to flying in the most optimal of weather conditions, or have to take a back seat to commercial jet traffic. This license will allow you to fly under a new set of flight rules in which a controller will guide you to your destination over the radio. The instrument rating will also make you a more advanced and safer pilot and will teach you to fly the way commercial airlines operate.
Commercial
Put your flying to good use. With a Commercial Pilot Certificate, you can fly airplanes for hire. Whether it be for a local company, your own personal aerial photography business, or perhaps introducing others to the wonders of aviation, the Commercial Pilot Certificate will allow you to explore more horizons in the field of aviation. Additionally, you will become eligible to begin training as a Certified Flight Instructor (also a course at TCFT), and be able to teach others to fly.
Multi-engine Commercial Instrument
If you are looking to be a professional pilot, this rating is a must. Our Professional Pilot Program takes you from “0” time to your Multi Engine Commercial Instrument rating in either a Piper Seneca or a Beech Duchess in less time and money than anywhere else.
CFI/CFII/MEI
For many pilots, their first paid aviation job is as a flight instructor. If you are interested in using the skills you have learned to teach others, build hours, and make money, our CFI/CFII/MEI program is perfect for you.
Garmin G1000 Glass Cockpit Introduction
This course will teach you the correct operation of the Garmin G1000 electronic flight instrumentation system found on many new Cessna 172R, 172SP, and 182 aircraft. This course, or a checkout with one of our instructors, is a requirement if you are interested in flying any of our aircraft equipped with this advanced instrumentation.
Accelerated Courses
If you are interested in jumping on the fast track to getting your flight ratings, there is no better place to fly than Treasure Coast Flight Training. With 7 day a week training available, structured curriculum, experienced instructors, a beautiful weather year round, TCFT can get you where you want to be in far less time than anyone else. Plus with extremely affordable accommodations available, we can even help keep you on the tightest budget.
Up-close and hands-on
Flight training the way it should be.
Promising careers waiting for you
With the recent popularity of the travel lifestyle and online retailers, airlines are facing a shortage of licensed pilots. That is where TCFT comes in. We can train you to become a commercial pilot in as little as 2 years. Upon completing our courses, you will be qualified to fly for major airlines throughout the world.
Thankfully, professional pilot salaries are at an all-time high. In addition to median commercial salaries in the US around $140,000 (source: US Labor Dept.) and charter bookings in high-demand, a flight career is one of the few opportunities where you can begin in your field almost immediately after graduation.
Our alumni have an above average job placement rate. Most graduates pursuing commercial careers achieve job placement in as little as two months. Interested in being your own boss? We can help make that dream a reality with our leaseback program.
State of the art technology in every classroom.
Here at Treasure Coast Flight Training, we know that our students are an investment in our future. That is why we spare no expense to make sure you are trained on the latest, state-of-the-art technology available. In addition to traditional instruction, you will find simulators for single or multi engine aircraft as well as six pack and G1000 cockpits. And with one of the largest fleets in the United States, you are sure to enjoy your “classroom in the sky.”
