Accelerated academy · Eden Prairie, MN
What Inflight Pilot Training's program costs
A full-time, integrated career program sold at a fixed price, not an hourly rate. Every figure below is Inflight Pilot Training's own published price, with the source and the date we read it. This is the published sticker, not a personalized quote.
Published program price
$65K
Pro Pilot Program (Private through CFI)
Published as an average. Your real cost rises if you fly more than the average hours.
Inflight says pricing is "based on the average member training in a Cessna 172" and that "estimates are approximate; individual completion time and total cost may vary." No separate overage rate is published.
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 Inflight Pilot Training.
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The programs, with sources
Published as a range of $65,000 to $75,000 (low end shown). Time building (about $16,500 for 110 hours) is listed separately. FAA Part not stated on the site.
Minneapolis-area career program. Does not reduce the 1,500-hour airline minimum.
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Compare the pathsFigures are Inflight Pilot Training'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 Inflight Pilot Training. Disclaimer & removal policy.
Primary sources: inflightpilottraining.com