Flight Training Services

Why Choose Lima Aviation LLC?
 

Experience

Our Certificated Flight Instructor is highly trained and qualified to not only teach you how to fly an aircraft, but also a drone.  With countless hours of extensive training, our CFI has gone through the process and is ready to help you achieve your goals and dreams.

With our passion in aviation, we get those drone shots like you never imagined, we deliver quality on every project. 

Professionalism

Our high quality drone footage can be used for a wide variety of industries and applications.

Affordable

We keep our prices affordable to offer our clients the best value for their money.
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Certified Flight Instructor

Sharing your passion for aviation is best applied when teaching others as a Certified Flight Instructor, or CFI. Whether teaching a student how to fly an aircraft under VFR rules or an instrument pilot under IFR rules, achieving your CFI & CFII ratings is a challenging, yet very rewarding experience!

The average flight instructor spends 14-24 months of their career accumulating hours.

While most schools or instructors don’t care to teach students/ cfi applicants we at Lima Aviation LLC take a different approach, we care to teach the next generation of flight instructors. With
that in mind, we will cater to your needs and finds what works best for you. We show you everything that’s needed for the FAA checkride and beyond the real-world teaching experience.

Prerequisites:

Age: 18 Years Old
Must hold a Commercial Pilot
Total Flight Time: 250 Hours Total Time
Must hold an Instrument Rating
Hold a 3rd Class Medical to act as PIC or Crew Member
FAA Written Tests
Fundamentals of Instruction (FOI)
FAA Certified Flight Instructor Knowledge Exam (FIA)
FAA Practical Tests (Check-ride)
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Commercial Pilot Certificate

The FAA has very stringent rules on what defines receiving compensation. Someone else paying for fuel or exceeding their pro-rata portion of flight expenses could easily cause you to violate what is allowed with private pilot privileges. As a commercial pilot, you will demonstrate to the FAA that you exhibit a mastery of aircraft handling and thereby have new privileges afforded to you to receive payment or compensation.

Here are the criteria to be eligible for a commercial pilot certificate. The FAA details them in CFR 61.129. Here are some regs listed below.

Prerequisites:

 
Private Pilot Certificate & Instrument Rating
Age: 18 Years
Total Flight Time: 250 Hours Total Time
Pilot-In-Command Time: 100 Hours
Cross Country Time: 50 Hours
Simulated / Actual Instrument Flight Time: 10 Hours
Technologically Advanced Aircraft Time (TAA): 10 Hours
FAA Written Test
FAA Practical Test (Check-ride)
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Private Pilot Certificate and Requirements

Whether you’ve always wanted to become a pilot, fly with your family, friends or you want to make a career in aviation, the first step in everyone’s aviation journey is to earn their private pilot certificate.

A Private Pilot’s Certificate allows you to fly day or night with passengers, in visual conditions (VFR).

There are over 19,700 airports in the United States, with approximately 5,193 designated as public use. This includes both commercial service airports and general aviation airports. The remaining airports are for private use, meaning they require prior approval for use.

Earning a private pilot certificate means that you can fly when you want and won’t have to deal with your local busy airport and TSA/ airlines. Giving you the convenience of when you need to get there quickly.

The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) establishes the criteria to obtain a Private Pilot Certificate.

Those requirements are spelled out in detail in CFR §61.102-120. These are the minimums listed below from the FAA.

The national average for students to complete their private pilot training is around 60-70 hours total flight time.

There is no minimum age to start flying lessons and these ages apply to solo flight and license eligibility.

• Age: 17 Years (16 to Fly Solo)
• Total Flight Time: 40 Hours
• Instruction Flight Time: 20 Hours
• Solo Flight Time: 10 Hours
• Third-Class FAA Medical Certificate
• FAA Written Test
• FAA Practical Test (Checkride)
• Speak and Write English Fluently

So, you want to get paid to fly an airplane?!

Whether you desire to make a career in aviation, or simply fly for hire on occasion, upgrading from your private pilot certificate will make this a reality.
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We’re All About Quality & Value

At Lima Aviation LLC, our mission is to deliver high quality drone photography services at affordable prices.

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