Learning to fly is not too difficult, time consuming, or expensive. Whether your goal is to fly as a hobby or as a career, Patton Aviation has all you need to turn your flying dreams into reality.
If you have a dream to fly for fun or are taking the first step toward a career as a pilot, Patton Aviation will guide you step by step, both on the ground and in the air. If you can ride a bicycle or drive a car, Patton Aviation will teach you how to fly an airplane.
Step 1
Consult Us
Our Students
You Are Our Priority
Let Us Guide You.
Patton Aviation will provide full & comprehensive lessons that build upon each other. We believe that lessons should be written in a way that even the students with no aviation background can achieve their dream of getting a pilot's certificate. We understand that each student learns differently and that a good flight school should adapt to every student way of learning. We will adapt and create lessons tailored to each individual student.
Step 2
Medical Certification
FAA medical examination
Administered by FAA designated doctors
Medical Certificate
Individuals seeking a private pilot certificate must obtain at least a third-class medical certificate before they solo. The FAA Medical Examination is a routine exam administered by FAA designated doctors called aviation medical examiners (AMEs), who will issue your medical certificate after the exam.
Even if you have a physical handicap, medical certificates can be issued in many cases. Operating limitations may be imposed depending upon the nature of the disability.
Step 3
Student Certificate
Student Pilot Certicate
Application sent to FAA and TSA
Student Certificate
Getting a student pilot certificate is one of the first steps toward becoming a private pilot. This certificate must be obtained before you are allowed to fly solo. You must complete an application through the Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) website or by paper using FAA form 8710-1. Your flight instructor and Patton Aviation will guide you through the whole process. The process itself is straight forward and easy.
Must be at least 16 years of age.
Read, speak, and understand English.
Step 4
Lets Fly
Aquire Wisdom
Get Proficency
Flying Maneuvers
The overall time of obtaining your first certificate (Private Pilot) will vary from person to person mainly because a student pilot can only obtain a certificate upon demonstrating their complete proficiency in the operation of an aircraft, as well as book knowledge.
Step 5
Finish Up
Aquire Knowledge
Testing
Time to finish.
Time to wrap up all your skills and knowledge that you have polished and aquired through practice and studying. At this time you will have all 4 milestones you need to complete your Private Pilot Certificate.
Learn the ground material & receive an endorsement for the FAA Written exam.
Take and pass the FAA Written exam.
Fly the minimum required hours & receive an endorsement for the FAA Practical Checkride exam.
Our mission is to provide professional aviation training without the need of previous aviation experience. Patton Aviation offers complete training courses that will guide you to your desired goal.