Private Pilot License in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas & Nashville Tennessee
The dream of being a pilot represents the ultimate adventure pastime by giving you the freedom to see the world from a different perspective. Becoming a pilot is more than just a hobby, it's a way of life. Get your private pilot license in Texas or Tennessee today.
PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE
What it Takes to Acquire Your Private Pilot License
A private pilot license requires a list of qualifications that you can gain at any of our Nationwide Aviation locations – Dallas-Fort Worth, TX or Nashville, TN.
Aeronautical Experience Required
40 hours total flight time which includes:
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20 hours dual instruction
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10 hours solo flight time
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5 hours solo cross-country
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1 flight of 150 NM w/full stop landings at 3 points and one straight-line of 50 NM or more
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3 hours night dual
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10 takeoffs and landings
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1 cross-country over 100 NM
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3 hours of instrument training
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3 hours of dual instruction w/in 60 days of practical test
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Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
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Obtain a third-class medical certificate and student pilot certificate
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Pass the Private Pilot knowledge test.
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Successfully complete the training program
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Pass a practical test by an FAA pilot examiner
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Be at least 17 years of age before training is complete
PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE
What is a Private Pilot License?
Whether you're interested in pursuing a career as a pilot, becoming a flight instructor, or simply wanting to embark on a new hobby, a private pilot license is your ticket to achieving those dreams. Fulfilling specific requirements opens doors to new career opportunities, such as:
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commercial piloting
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becoming a certified flight instructor
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airline transport pilot
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and more!
PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
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Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
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Obtain a third-class medical certificate and student pilot certificate
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Pass the Private Pilot knowledge test.
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Successfully complete the training program
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Pass a practical test by an FAA pilot examiner
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Be at least 17 years of age before training is complete
By fulfilling these requirements, you can embark on your journey to obtaining a Texas or Tennessee private pilot license. This qualification opens doors to new career opportunities like commercial piloting, becoming a certified flight instructor, airline transport pilot, and more.
Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in flight instruction, learning to fly, or simply want to broaden your horizons, a professional pilot license is your ticket to achieving those dreams.
Finding the Right Training Facility
When you're ready to take the leap into private pilot training, selecting the right training facility is crucial. Look for institutions that prioritize safety, adhere to federal aviation regulations, and provide comprehensive instruction for private pilot candidates. State-of-the-art facilities and experienced instructors are essential for a successful learning experience. As a student pilot, you need a pilot school that supports your growth and passion for flying.
Nationwide Aviation aims to offer the highest quality of all of these things.
Both Dallas-Fort Worth and Nashville offer a variety of flight school programs, each with its own unique advantages.
