Flight academy costs in Washington
Each academy's published program cost, from its own pages. This one does not publish a figure, so it is listed with its program and the questions to ask for the price. An academy is full-time and integrated, the fastest route to the certificates, but it does not lower your 1,500-hour airline minimum.
1 academy listed · Updated October 24, 2026 · Rather train hourly? See Washington flight schools
Rainier Flight Service
Part not statedRenton, WA· Five Puget Sound locations
Renton (RNT) · Seattle (Boeing Field) (BFI) · Everett (Paine Field) (PAE) · Auburn (S50) · Gig Harbor (TIW)
Published programs
- Commercial pilot career pathway (sum of published course estimates)
- Not published
From Rainier Flight Service's own pages·Source
Published program price
Not published
Rainier publishes this program and not a price for its program. The page below has the questions to ask for it.
What to ask Rainier
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Compare the pathsFigures are each academy's own published program prices, dated. They are not quotes, and an academy does not lower the 1,500-hour airline minimum. PilotBound is not affiliated with the academies. Disclaimer & removal policy.
Flight academy costs in Washington, in numbers
None of the 1 Washington academy listed here publishes a flat program price, so there is no range for the state.
- Academies publishing a program price
- 0 of 1
- With campuses in other states too
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Academies based in Washington
Common questions about Washington flight academies
How much does an accelerated flight academy cost in Washington?
Rainier Flight Service, the accelerated academy we list in Washington, does not publish a flat program price; pricing is quoted per student. Its page here shows what it does publish and the questions that decide the real total, checked October 24, 2026.
Does an accelerated academy in Washington get you to the airlines faster?
It compresses the training itself, but it does not lower the 1,500-hour ATP minimum. Only a qualifying aviation degree does that, under 14 CFR 61.160, which lowers the restricted-ATP minimum to 1,000 hours for a bachelor's or 1,250 for an associate's. Most academy graduates instruct to build the remaining hours, often at the academy that trained them.
Are these Washington academy prices current?
Each figure is the academy's own published program price with a link to the source and the date we read it, most recently October 24, 2026 for Washington. Prices are re-checked on a monthly cycle, and an academy can correct or remove its listing anytime. A published sticker is not a personalized quote; confirm the current price with the academy before you budget.