At a Glance
Suburban (within commuting distance of a large city)
Tuition is based on the number of flight and ground instruction hours required by the FAA for each individual course.
Private;
proprietary
School Name and Address
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General Information
General information
Public or private
Private
Type of school
Private vocational school that offers helicopter flight training.
Date founded
1982
Degrees offered
Pre-licensing Training, Certificate
Specialized licensure
Certified by Federal Aviation Administration as a Part 141 Rotorcraft Flight Training school.
School setting
Setting
Suburban (within commuting distance of a large city)
Closest major metropolitan area
Seattle
Population of city the school is in
617,334
Student parking on campus
Large parking lot in front of office
County
King
School visits
Costs
Program costs
Tuition is based on the number of flight and ground instruction hours required by the FAA for each individual course.
Tuition payment plans available
Installment plan (you can pay tuition in several payments over the course of the term)
Pre-payment plan (if you pay your entire tuition when you enroll, you don't have to pay higher prices if tuition increases)
Tuition guarantee (you aren't affected by tuition increases; the tuition you pay your first year is the amount you pay all years)
Financial Aid
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Financial aid programs at this school
Loans
Loans are available through the Alaska Student Loan program (for Alaska residents).
Veteran's benefits
Veteran's benefits, such as the GI Bill, are honored
Veterans may use their education benefits to finance their flight training after the private pilot's license.
Admissions
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Application dates
Admission is available
Admission is open at all times.
Other admissions information
Applicants must be able to read, speak, and understand English, and be at least 16 years old. To qualify for the private pilot certification and an instrument rating, students must be at least 17 years old and at least 18 years old for the commercial pilot certification. Prior to enrolling in a flight training course, applicants must pass a FAA Third Class Medical examination. Domestic students must also prove US citizenship or nationality through an original birth certificate and government-issued picture ID or a current US passport.
Degrees offered
Pre-licensing training
Certificate or diploma
School catalog
Attendance options
Days
Full time
Part time
Short-term courses
Summer school
Weekends
Actual training schedules will be determined between a student and his instructor.
Computing
Computers on campus for student use
Student Services
Other services for all students
Career Services
Career services offered
Career counseling
Job interview preparation
Placement assistance
Students who successfully complete their training may request a referral and letter of recommendation from the school.
Educational programs
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Commercial Pilot and Flight Crew Training
Commercial Helicopter Pilot [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Commercial Helicopter Pilot Additional Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot Additional Instrument Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot Instrument Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Flight Instructor Training
Flight Instructor [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Flight Instructor Additional Instrument Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Flight Instructor Additional Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot
Private Pilot Add-on Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot Additional Instrument Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot Instrument Rating [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
Private Pilot Rotocraft/Helicopter [Certificate, Pre-license Training]
