Flight Training (10–15 Hours)
- Right-seat operations and perspective adjustment
- Explaining and demonstrating maneuvers simultaneously
- Error recognition and student correction techniques
- Mastery of Private and Commercial maneuvers from the right seat
The Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) certificate is a primary pathway for pilots to gain experience while preparing for airline hiring. At Eagle Aircraft, we focus on developing skilled educators who can effectively train the next generation of pilots while building the time necessary to meet ATP minimums.
Our CFI program is primarily conducted under FAA Part 61, allowing for a flexible, proficiency-based approach that emphasizes ground knowledge and right-seat mastery.
Train under Eagle Aircraft’s experienced instructors. Our team focuses on safe aeronautical decision-making and professional standards, ensuring you are prepared for the responsibilities of a flight instructor.
Instructors at Eagle Aircraft typically build an average of 70 flight hours per month. We pride ourselves on transparency regarding career expectations and earning potential in our region.
The program is split between mastering flight maneuvers from the right seat and developing the deep technical knowledge required to teach.
We frequently hire our own graduates based on their performance, safety record, and professionalism during training. This allows you to build hours consistently toward your 1,500-hour goal.
Joining our team of professional instructors offers several advantages for your career progression:
Eagle Aircraft has trained over 4,000 pilots. We utilize our fleet of 9 aircraft to provide consistent training and employment opportunities for our staff.
The CFI rating moves beyond stick-and-rudder skills into the psychology and methodology of teaching flight.
Join our elite team of educators and start building the flight time needed for your airline career.
At Eagle Aircraft, we typically conduct CFI training under Part 61 to focus on individual proficiency and ground instruction time.
Most students require 10–15 flight hours to become proficient in the right seat.
On average, our active instructors build approximately 70 flight hours per month.
The CFI checkride is rigorous; we work closely with our Chief Instructor to ensure every candidate meets the high FAA standards.
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