Turning your passion for flight into a profession is easier than you think.
Executive Flyers fosters the kind of safety-conscious professionalism our industry demands. We’ve succeeded in training career pilots at all levels. graduates of our program enjoy a competitive resume.
EFA emphasizes training pilots in Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) and Crew Resource Management (CRM). Our focus on human factors and risk management gives you the tools you need to be successful in today’s aviation environment.
Your training will be conducted in our Piper Arrow PA-28R. This trustworthy trainer meets the FAA requirements for complex airplanes with retractable landing gear, flaps and a controllable pitch propeller.
Set yourself apart from the rest. Come experience the difference EFA’s personalized training can make to your future aviation pursuits.
Part 141 Course Details
- You must already hold a Private Pilot’s license and you must either hold an Instrument rating or be concurrently enrolled in an Instrument rating course to enroll in a Part 141 Commercial training course.
- At the end of the Commercial course you are required to have a minimum of 190 total hours logged in your log book.
- The Cessna Pilot Center Computer based program fulfills most of the ground based portion of the Commercial Rating.
- You will log approximately 55 hours of dual flight training and 65 hours of solo flights during your Commercial training. Of the 55 hours of flight training, a minimum of 10 hours will be spent in the Piper Arrow for complex aircraft training to get your complex endorsement.
- For complete details, please read Appendix C to Part 141 in the Federal Aviation Regulations.
Part 61 Course Details
- You must already hold a Private Pilot’s license to enroll in a Part 61 Commercial training course.
- At the end of the Commercial course, you are required to have a minimum of 250 total hours logged in your book. The 250 hours must include a minimum of: 100 hours as pilot-in-command, 10 hours of instrument training, 10 hours complex aircraft training, and various cross country and night flights.
- You will also complete ground training with your instructor to enhance your aeronautical knowledge.
- The number of hours flown while enrolled in this course vary depending upon your previous flight experience.
- For complete details, please read Part 61.123 – 61.129 in the Federal Aviation Regulations.
Client Testimonials
I chose EFA because of their professional approach to flight training. Their 38 years of experience training generations of airline pilots before me let’s me know that they can give me the skills I need to help me succeed. – Brad Busino
As an aspiring career pilot, I chose EFA for my Commercial training because they are serious about getting me where I want to go in aviation. My instructor is not only highly skilled, but truly caring in my progress, giving me the personal attention that I didn’t find at other schools. – Mike Koumjian
Pre-Payment Bonus Plan
You can pay as you fly or you can earn a bonus for block payments:
- Pay $500 to $999, earn 3% bonus
- Pay $1000 or more, earn 5% bonus
Prepayment bonuses are credited to your account for future flights and may be used for any EFA instruction, aircraft rental or pilot supply purchases. Not valid for one-time rentals.
Commercial Pilot Training Kit
The Commercial Pilot training kit containing everything you need to begin:
- King Schools Computer-Based Instruction Kit (15 Labs)
- Commercial Pilot Knowledge Test Course Handbook
- Commercial Course Syllabus
- Practical Test Standards Guide
- Deluxe Flight Bag
Commercial Flight Training Kit $299
Why Get the Kit
This is a complete ground school and flight training prep course rolled into one. And even if it’s not your career goal to be a professional pilot, there’s nothing that delivers the incredible sensation of freedom and the feeling of self reliance you earn when you conquer your cockpit as a Commercial Pilot.
The interactive, computer-based Commercial Pilot Instruction Kit, “Cleared for Hire”, will help you master the various knowledge components required to become a Commercial Pilot: day and night cross-country procedures at commercial standards, sytems and operation of complex airplanes, radio navigation (VOR, ADF, GPS) and HSI usage, flying Commercial maneuvers (chandelles, lazy eights, etc.), and a complete review to prepare for your Commercial checkride and much more.
EFA also has for sale a number of industry-standard flight instruction books and helpful pilot accessories. Your instructor will also introduce you to other helpful training books that are for sale.
