This course provides the flight training and experience required by the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAA) for a Private Pilot Certificate. TSA clearance or Proof of US citizenship is required. Minimum course hours, exclusive of the final check ride, are 55 hours, Flight Training Dual:30 hours; Ground Pre/Post Briefing/Stage Exams: 25 hours; Solo Flight: 10 hours.

This course continues the training and experience of Commercial Flight I. Together with ATF2305 and ATF2205, it provides the aeronautical experience required to qualify for the FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with instrument rating under Federal Aviation Regulations Part 141. TSA clearance or Proof of US citizenship is required. During this course, the student begins commercial pilot training. The minimum flight and FTD hours, exclusive of the final check ride, represent 58 instructional hours to include 15.5 pre/post flight and ground school, 10 Dual hours of C172 TAA Aircraft, 32.5 Dual hours C172 Aircraft, Solo Flight: 10 hours C172 Aircraft.

This is the final in the series of courses designed to provide the aeronautical experience for an FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with instrument rating under Federal Aviation Regulations. During this course the student achieves qualification in complex aircraft. The minimum flight hours, exclusive of the final check ride, represent 45 hours with a total of 30 instructional hours to include flight briefs nd stage exams, 15 hours of Twin PA34 Seneca Aircraft.

This course continues the training and experience begun in primary flight with instrument rating coursework. Students must have a private pilot certificate prior to enrollment and beginning instrument training. Together with ATF2204 and ATF2205, the course provides the aeronautical experience required to qualify for the FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with instrument rating under Federal Aviation Regulations. TSA clearance or Proof of US citizenship is required. The minimum instrument and FTD flight hours, exclusive of the final check ride, are 35 hours. 21 hours Dual C-172SP Glass Cockpit, 14 hours Simulator, 8 hours pre/post flight, 12 hours ground school.

This course provides the flight training and experience required to obtain an FAA multi- engine rating. In order to receive credit for this course, the student must have earned an FAA multi-engine rating. TSA clearance or Proof of US citizenship is required. The minimum flight and FTD hours, exclusive of the final check ride, represent a total of 30 instructional hours to include 15 hours of Twin PA34 Seneca Aircraft.

This course provides the flight and ground instruction to earn an FAA Certified Flight Instructor certificate. Part 141 approved coursework consists of 51 hours of instruction: 25 hours of flight C-172 Aircraft, 1 hour flight American Champion 8KCAB Decathlon Aircraft, 20 hours ground, 5 hours of pre and post flight briefings. Course consists of the number of dual flying hours and oral instruction required in to qualify the individual for the FAA Certified Flight Instructor oral and practical exam. Student must earn the FAA Flight Instructor certificate to receive a grade. FAA Part 61 training is available to some students. Please see department for eligibility.

This course provides a total of 15 hours of training in one of the Emil Buehler Flight Lab flight training devices at South Campus. This course may be taken as an elective in any of the aviation programs. Material covered will be tailored to the individual depending upon his/ her piloting background. This course may be repeated for a maximum of 3 semester hours to meet a 3 semester hour elective requirement.

This course provides a total of 15 hours of training in one of the Buehler Flight Lab multi- engine flight training devices at South Campus. The course consists of 15 hours in the flight training device. This course may be taken as an as an elective in any of the aviation programs. This course may be repeated for a maximum of 3 semester hours to meet a 3 semester hour elective requirement.