Accelerated academy · Pembroke Pines, FL · Checked August 19, 2026
What Dynasty Aviation's program costs
A full-time, integrated career program sold at a fixed price, not an hourly rate. Every figure below is Dynasty Aviation's own published price, with the source and the date we read it. This is the published sticker, not a personalized quote.
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Dynasty campuses in Florida
Pembroke Pines (HWO)
Published program price
$60K
Elite Cadet Program
Other tracks from $9.8K.
The academy does not publish how hours beyond the estimate are billed. Confirm before enrolling.
Every per-certificate figure is a “starting at” floor rather than a total, and the academy does not say what moves it. The cadet programme carries no such qualifier and includes checkride fees. Dynasty does publish its hourly rates, $170 or $350 for the aeroplane with a $70 instructor add-on, so an overrun is priceable here.
The academy's own published price. It does not reduce the 1,500-hour airline minimum (only a qualifying degree does). Prices change. Confirm current figures with Dynasty Aviation.
The programs, with sources
IR · CPL · CFI · CFII
Entry requires a Private Pilot certificate you already hold, so this is not a zero-time price. Checkride fees are stated to be included. The 1,500-hour figure is a guaranteed PATHWAY to those hours through a paid instructor role, not 1,500 hours of training bought.
A structured Part 141 programme from Instrument through CFI and CFII in 8 months, full time with priority scheduling, transitioning into a paid instructor role.
PPL · 35 hrs
Published as a “starting at” figure rather than a total, with nothing itemised.
IR · 35 hrs
A “starting at” figure, nothing itemised.
CPL · 109 hrs
A “starting at” figure, nothing itemised.
Multi · 12 hrs
A “starting at” figure, nothing itemised. Published as a two-week course.
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- How much does Dynasty Aviation cost?
- Dynasty Aviation publishes $60,000 for its Elite Cadet Program, as listed on the academy's own pricing page (August 19, 2026). It publishes 5 tracks in total, priced by how much flight experience you start with. That is the published sticker for the program, not a personalized quote, and it is what the academy asks before the fees the sticker excludes.
- What is included in Dynasty Aviation's program price?
- Dynasty Aviation's published programs cover Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, Private Pilot and Multi-Engine (AMEL). The academy states about 8 months to finish. On what it excludes, the academy states: Entry requires a Private Pilot certificate you already hold, so this is not a zero-time price. Checkride fees are stated to be included. The 1,500-hour figure is a guaranteed PATHWAY to those hours through a paid instructor role, not 1,500 hours of training bought.
- What happens if you need more hours than Dynasty Aviation's program includes?
- The academy does not publish how hours beyond the estimate are billed. Confirm before enrolling. Every per-certificate figure is a “starting at” floor rather than a total, and the academy does not say what moves it. The cadet programme carries no such qualifier and includes checkride fees. Dynasty does publish its hourly rates, $170 or $350 for the aeroplane with a $70 instructor add-on, so an overrun is priceable here. This is the question worth asking hardest at any accelerated academy, because the published price and the price a student who flies over the plan actually pays are two different numbers.
- Does going to Dynasty Aviation lower the 1,500-hour airline requirement?
- No. An accelerated academy does not reduce the 1,500-hour ATP minimum. Only a qualifying aviation degree does, under 14 CFR 61.160, which lowers it to 1,000 hours for a bachelor's or 1,250 for an associate's. What an academy sells is speed and a fixed price to the commercial certificate and instructor ratings, not a shortcut to the airlines. Most graduates then instruct to build the remaining hours.
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Figures are Dynasty Aviation's own published program prices, shown with the date we read them. They are not a personalized quote, and a student's actual cost will differ with location premiums, the fees the sticker excludes, and pace. Published prices generally assume the program's planned hours; flight training often runs over the FAA minimums, and how extra hours are billed varies by academy (some hold a truly fixed cost, others charge an hourly rate for additional time). Confirm the overage policy with the academy. An accelerated academy does not lower the 1,500-hour airline minimum; only a qualifying degree does, under 14 CFR 61.160. PilotBound is not affiliated with Dynasty Aviation. Disclaimer & removal policy.
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