Flight Training at Century Flight Academy
Is learning to fly something you've often thought about?
Each year thousands of people in the United States begin flight training to learn how to fly general aviation airplanes. You too can experience the freedom and joy of flight, and the pride of earning a pilot’s certificate.
Although the average student pilot is 30 years old, people of all ages, from every occupation and every geographic location in the nation are pilots. They come from all walks of life and have a variety of reasons for wanting to be a pilot. Some fly to expand business opportunities, others to explore careers in the aviation industry. Some are looking for an activity they can share with their family. Most fly for the sheer fun of it.
Flying is also very efficient. Many trips that normally take a whole day by car can be made in half the time or less, by airplane. Piloting your own plane also increases the number of destinations you can reach directly by air. In the United States, about 650 airports serve commercial airlines, but more than 12,000 airports are open to general aviation pilots.
Century Flight Academy is an exceptional training facility in many aspects. We have given thousands of pilots the structured training required to obtain a pilot’s certificate whether a Private Pilot or an Airline Transport pilot flying for the major airlines. The opportunity to learn in a structured academic environment is a valuable training tool, which is unfortunately not found in most of general aviation.
Whether your desire to fly is for personal pleasure, or to obtain a career goal, the first step is to find a professional, 141 approved flight training facility to begin your journey.
Century Air offers the finest quality 141 approved training available in general aviation today. We invite you to visit our facility and experience: "excellence in aviation training."
Contact us for a free consultation and become a member of our aviation community. You'll soon join the thousands of pilots who have achieved their aviation goals and have taken off for the skies.
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