100+ Hour Multi-Engine Airline Career Pilot Program Starting PointsWhich Starting Point Is Right for You?
The 100+ Hour Multi-Engine Airline Career Pilot Program offers three starting points based on your prior flight experience: Start from Zero Time if you have no experience, Credit for Solo if you are a student pilot who has already completed their solo flights, but not yet earned their private pilot certificate, or Credit for Private Pilot if you already hold a private pilot certificate. Each starting point leads to the same certification and airline career outcome, with fixed tuition set by your prior flight time and experience.
After you compare the table below, see the program overview for what’s included by starting point, cost for payment schedules, confirm prerequisites for your experience level, and review the training timeline for each certification stage.
| Start from Zero Time | Credit for Solo | Credit for Private Pilot | |
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| Prior Experience | No Prior Flight Experience | Solo Flight Experience | Private Pilot Certificate |
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| Fixed Cost |
$ 123,995 |
$ 117,995 |
$ 108,995 |
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