Pearland Regional · KLVJ · Houston, Texas
A Part 61 flight school on the field at Pearland Regional — training Sport, Private and Professional pilots across the south Houston metro, at your pace and on your schedule.
Which one is right depends on one question: do you want to fly for the pleasure of it, or do you want to get paid for it?
The shortest, least expensive route to flying as pilot in command — and after the FAA's 2025 MOSAIC rule, far more capable than it used to be.
The most versatile certificate in flight. Day or night, multiple passengers, a wider range of aircraft — and the foundation for every rating after it.
Private certificate, instrument rating and commercial certificate on one continuous track — the full route to earning a living as an aviator.
Published, not quoted on request. Two numbers do almost all the work, and there is no markup hiding behind either of them.
A private certificate typically runs $11,000–$15,000 depending on pace and proficiency. FAA knowledge and checkride fees are separate. Pay-as-you-go and package pricing both available.
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Part 61 means your instructor shapes how you learn. Some full-time, some part-time — so you can pick one whose schedule matches yours.
They are not new. They are well maintained — which is what actually matters, and it is why an hour costs $135 with fuel in it.
Forty-five minutes to an hour and a half in a Cessna 150 with an instructor, hands on the controls from the start. It logs toward a certificate. Nothing to sign up for afterwards.