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Congratulations Markus Emsermann!

Markus' first solo was on May 30th 2008.

Congratulations Juergen Sander!

Juergen's first solo was on March 15th 2008.

Congratulations Jaime Supelano!

Jaime got his private pilot's license on October 16th 2007.

 


Welcome to Learn How 2 Fly

We have the knowledge and the experience to teach you the art of flying airplanes. 

We can help you getting your Private Pilot License, your Instrument Rating, and Commercial License.

We work with any kind of schedule and budget!!

 

Already a pilot?


Contact Us for flight reviews, club checkouts, or discovery flights for your family members and friends!

 

Gabriel Sztejnberg
Certificated Flight Instructor
Centennial Airport, Denver, CO.
Member of the National Association
of Flight Instructors

Contact Us
Phone # 720-382-4193

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I become a pilot?

Yes, anybody can, and you can start flying at any time. However, you must be at least 16 years old to solo an airplane, and at least 17 years old to be able to receive a private pilot certificate.

How much does it cost to get a private pilot license?

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires 40 hours of training in order to be eligible to obtain a private pilot certificate. However, student pilots normally fly between 60 and 90 hours before they are ready for their final exam.  This means the cost could be as low as $4000, and as high as $8000. This depends on many different factors, like weather, availability to fly, and time and energy spent on the ground school part of the training.

How can I pay for it?

You can pay with cash, credit card through Paypal, and Checks.

Can I rent a plane after I get my private pilot certificate?

Yes.  You will be able to schedule airplanes in your name by going to an online schedule 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Can I fly once to make sure I like it?

Of course.  A lot of people do this.
Just give us call to schedule your discovery flight, and we'll take you for a 30 minute ride over downtown Denver. Bring your camera!

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The Air Safety Foundation is a very good resource for pilots that need to refresh flying concepts. Please, visit ASF to take advantage of a lot of FREE tools for pilots.

AOPA Air Safety Foundation

 

 

   
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