To begin your training, you must meet all of the following requirements: Be at least 16 years old (to start) and at least 17 when you finish Read, write, and understand English Meet the medical requirements for issuance of a medical certificate The medical requirements are listed here.To help you progress through your training as quickly as possible, it's a good idea to complete as much paperwork as you can prior to your flight training. You will need a Third-Class Airman Medical Certificate stating that you are medically fit to fly before you begin training. You can have an FAA-approved medical examiner do your medical exam in your city. You can also get your medical done with our medical examiner in St. Augustine. Go here for a list of FAA-approved aviation medical examiners listed by country The expiration date on your medical certificate will depend on the class of certificate issued and your age. |
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Preparation for the written (theoretical) examWe recommend that you get a home study package and prepare for the written exam before you start flight training. There is more emphasis on the oral exam that is held at the same time as your practical exam. There is also a study guide (Oral Exam Guide) to help you prepare for your orals before you arrive as well. Depending on your schedule, you can use the home study course while in St. Augustine to prepare for your exam or study questions on a computer at the flight school. We require at least two pre-test with a result of not less than 80% pass rate before you'll get the required endorsement to take the written test. However, we recommend that you study for the exam at home and then take the written exam at an FAA approved testing center shortly after your arrival in St. Augustine. |
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