Commercial Pilot Training in Orlando, FL – Clear to Land Aviation
At Clear to Land Aviation in Orlando, FL, we’re dedicated to helping aspiring pilots take their aviation careers to new heights with our Commercial Pilot Training Program. Designed for those ready to turn their passion for flying into a profession, this program offers comprehensive instruction that prepares you for real-world aviation scenarios.
With guidance from expert flight instructors, you’ll gain the skills and confidence needed to meet the demands of the commercial aviation industry. Our program not only focuses on technical proficiency but also equips you with the knowledge to navigate diverse airspace conditions and handle complex flight operations.
Located near Orlando International Airport, Clear to Land Aviation provides an ideal environment for advanced flight training. Our flexible scheduling ensures that your training fits seamlessly into your life, whether you’re starting from scratch or building on previous experience.
Graduates of our program are equipped to pursue a range of rewarding careers, from airline pilots to charter services and beyond. Don’t wait to achieve your dream—enroll today and take the first step toward becoming a professional pilot with the premier flight school in Orlando.
FAA Minimum Requirements:
250hrs total flight time
100hrs in a powered aircraft
50hrs in airplanes
100hrs of PIC
50hrs PIC in airplanes
50hrs PIC cross-country
10hrs PIC cross country in airplanes
20hrs of flight training
10hrs of simulated instrument training
5hrs of simulated instrument training in single-engine airplanes
10hrs of training in complex or TAA airplanes
One 2hr, 100nm day cross-country flight training in a SEA
One 2hr, 100nm night cross-country flight training in a SEA
3hrs of check ride prep in a SEA within the preceding 2 calendar months
10hrs solo in a SEA
One 300nm cross-country flight in a SEA with landings at 3 points and 1 point at least 250nm from the departure point
5hrs of night in VFR in a SEA
10 night takeoffs and 10 night landings in a SEA at an airport with an operating control tower