Financing your pilot training
Flight training is an investment in your future. Explore the common ways students fund their training and talk to an advisor about the options available to you.
Budget by program and pace
Several ways to fund training
Personal guidance
Current pricing on request
Ways students fund training
Every student’s situation is different. Many combine more than one option, and your advisor can help you build a realistic budget for your program.
- Personal savings and pay-as-you-train
- Private student or personal loans from lenders
- Family support and sponsorship
- Employer or government sponsorship programs
- Aviation scholarships from industry organizations
Loan products are offered by third-party lenders and subject to their approval and terms.
Build your training budget
A clear plan helps you avoid surprises.
Choose your goal
Pick the program that matches your career plans.
Get a quote
An advisor shares current pricing for your program.
Explore funding
Compare savings, loans, sponsorship and scholarships.
Train consistently
Flying regularly usually reduces total cost.
We are here to help
Dedicated advisors
One point of contact for your questions.
Bilingual help
Support in English and Spanish.
Clear plan
A personal timeline for your goals.
Flexible scheduling
Training around your availability.
Cost depends on the program, aircraft and your pace. Request information and an advisor will share current pricing.
Talk to an advisor about the financing options that may be available for your situation.
Fly consistently, prepare for each lesson and study for knowledge tests early. These habits usually reduce total hours.
Plan your training budget
Request information and an advisor will share pricing and funding options for your program.
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