How Much Does It Really Cost to Own a Private Jet?
At Eagle Aviation, we believe learning to fly should be as rewarding as the journey itself. Whether you’re pursuing your Private Pilot Certificate, brushing up on skills, or simply curious about what it’s like to be in the pilot’s seat, our experienced team is here to support your goals with unmatched professionalism and care.
Our FAA Part 61 program offers flexibility for students with full-time commitments or those seeking a self-paced path. You'll train in one of our two Cirrus SR20 G2 models with Avidyne avionics. No matter your pace or experience level, we’ll help you build the skills and confidence needed to become a safe, capable pilot.
What You'll Learn:
Cost: $195
Ages: All ages welcomed!
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Eagle Aviation students receive access to curated study materials, test prep tools, and instructor guidance beyond the cockpit. We also provide:
Whether you're just getting started or ready to advance your training, Eagle Aviation offers a range of aircraft to match your goals. Each flight is billed by the hour and includes fuel, so you can focus on flying—not hidden fees. Below are our current hourly rates for new students.
Rate: $235/hr + Instructor Rate
A modern, low-wing trainer featuring Avidyne avionics and the signature Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS). Great for those transitioning to high-performance aircraft or pursuing a Cirrus-specific path. A step up in capability.
Rate: $365/hr + Instructor Rate
A modern, low-wing trainer built for pilots ready to advance. Our Cirrus SR20 G6 features Garmin Perspective+ avionics, a fully integrated autopilot, and datalink weather, delivering a high-resolution, intuitive cockpit experience. Paired with Cirrus safety systems including CAPS, it’s an ideal platform for high-performance endorsements and pilots pursuing a Cirrus-focused training path. A clear step up in capability and confidence.
Most students complete their license in 6–12 months, depending on their availability and frequency of lessons.
You must be at least 17 years old to earn your certificate (16 to solo), speak English, and hold a third-class medical certificate.
No, training is pay-as-you-go. You’ll pay for flight time and instruction as you take lessons, with no upfront contract required.
Costs vary based on how often you fly and how quickly you progress, but most students invest $12,000–$18,000 for a full PPL. We’ll help you understand the breakdown from the start.
Not at all! You’ll train using Eagle Aviation’s fleet of well-maintained aircraft. Rental and instructor fees are included in your lesson rates.
That’s perfectly fine—and actually, most of our students start with zero experience. Our Discovery Flight is a great place to begin.
While our primary focus is on Private Pilot training, we can refer you to trusted partners and offer recurrent or transitional training for licensed pilots.
We understand that plans can change. Our team will work with you to accommodate modifications, subject to aircraft availability and any applicable fees.
Yes—discovery flights are subject to weight limitations for safety and aircraft performance. Typically, the combined weight of the student and instructor must fall within the aircraft's allowable limits. If you have any concerns or questions about this, let us know in advance so we can confirm availability and ensure a safe and comfortable flight.
Absolutely. If you own a tailwheel aircraft and are looking to earn your tailwheel endorsement, our instructors can work with you using your own plane (pending insurance and documentation). We’ll tailor the training to your needs and help you build the confidence and skill required for tailwheel operations.
Get in touch with us today.