WELCOME TO
FAIRBANKS FLIGHT TRAIN!
With over 17 years in business, over 40 years of piloting, over
18,000 hours total time, and (most important to you) over 11,000 hours of instruction
given, you will learn quickly and professionally at Fairbanks Flight Train.
Call now (907) 474-0757 for details.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION INFORMATION
(The following rates are current as of 01/01/09
and will be updated as changes occur.)
AIRCRAFT RATES
Cessna 150.................................................................................................$98
per hour*, wet Cessna photo
Piper PA-23
Aztec...................................................................................$200
per hour**, wet Aztec photo
PC Approved Simulator (single & multiengine, with
instructor)..........$60 per hour***
Instructor Fee: Tricycle and
Ground.......................................................$45 per hour
Tailwheel, Multiengine and
Owner A/C..................................................$50 per hour
* 44-hour course rate $8.00
off..................................................................$88 per
hour
** 9-hour multi course rate
10% off $2,115 - $215...............................$2160
*** 10-hour approved IFR
simulator course..........................................$550
30-Day Private Pilot Ground School (plus $140 for materials)
......$199 = $339
44 hour Private Pilot Flight Course (plus flight
test)..................................$6,178, package $5,402 (save $776)
40-hr. Instrument Flight
Rules Course (includes 10-hr simulator time)...$4,990, package $4,540 (save
$450)
9-hr. VFR Multiengine Pilot
Course (plus flight test).................................$2,250, package
$1,900 (save $350)
Below are some links to sites that may be of
interest to pilots and non-pilots alike.
- Forecast for Fairbanks, AK
- Institute of
Marine Science
- Alaska
Volcano Observatory
- Geophysical Institute's Aurora Forecast
- The
FAA in Fairbanks, AK
- Alaska Aviation
weather charts
- Faibanks
Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Fairbanks
Daily News Miner, our local paper
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