This approach is for the pilots who have the previous FAA flight training experience and looking for the possibility to continue their aviation education, develop their pilot skills and add a new profession of Certified Flight Instructor. Our school can offer you a unique possibility to develop your FAA Commercial Pilot experience through the standardization of your previous training and graduation of our accredited Professional Pilot Program by adding Certified Instructor License with all applicable ratings. Enrollment in this program make you eligible for F1 student visa status.
These courses bring you the highest level of professionalism, so you will be able to share your knowledge with other students and continuously improve your pilot and instructor skills in the professional background. It is not only the training, but it is also additional aviation profession plus the possibility to get your practical training in the United States for up to 2 years, gain practical experience in flight training, build 1500 hours for your future aviation career and be paid for hours of instructing you give to students or flying as commercial pilot, join US Regional airline for 1 year and may be even sponsored for the Type Rating, if you are qualified.
FAA 141 approved program
Accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) which is a recognized accrediting agency by the U.S. Department of Education
Train 35% faster than other flight schools
Build 1500 hours airline hiring minimums
US regional airline interview guaranteedF1 Student Visa is the only type of student visa which gives you the possibility to have practical training in the United States after the successful graduation of your educational professional program. It means that after your Full Professional Pilot Program including CFI course and instructor ratings will be successfully completed, you can apply for practical training employment and upon approval start to build flight hours, getting skills and experience for your future professional career being officially paid as a flight instructor or pilot and building up to 1500 flight hours to meet ATP and airlines requirements, and even may be sponsored for the relevant type rating. When your program and OPT is finished you will have 60 days when you may transfer to another school or begin another program or go back to your home country to apply the received knowledge and develop your professional pilot career.
But please keep in mind that student should not arrive from overseas with the expectation of finding part-time work to supplement finance during their flight training, the US government requires each student to show sufficient funds to cover all costs during their studies before departing to attend the school.
The traditional approach for flight training at a Part 141 school is divided into one of two options: Train all pilots using your procedures and standards, or accept a variety of different training cultures and standards utilized were someone else trained. Training to Pelican’s standards allows us to better control the quality of our flight training. All activities at Pelican Flight Training are standardized in order to perform all maneuvers and procedures in the same and safest manner by instructors and students alike. This approach to standardization requires experienced instructors, and many other valuable resources.
Newly arriving students trained at another school can be best served by, initially standardizing those new students to Pelicans Flight Training procedures, performance and accreditation performance standards, thus optimizing overall required training time and at the same time maximizing use of all our training resources.
Full package will include standardization followed by CFI, CFII and MEI courses. After all training is successfully completed you are able to apply for a practical training supported by social security and working permit at the stage of approved OPT.
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Your full package will include at the beginning standardization part and SEL Add-On course to your FAA Commercial Licence to be able to start your CFI, CFII and MEI Courses. After all training is successfully completed you are able to apply for a practical training supported by social security and working permit at the stage of approved OPT.
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Full package will include standardization followed by CFI, CFII, then you have to pass MEl add-on course to be able to start Multi Engine Rating to your Flight Instructor Licence. After all training is successfully completed you are able to apply for a practical training supported by social security and working permit at the stage of approved OPT.
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Pelican Flight Training currently guarantees to its successful graduates, who have an 93%+ passing rate and all the check rides passed from the 1 attempt, at least 3 interviews for OPT employment (a subject for the governmental approval) with the following partnering employers:
We are not asking for payments upfront. You will start paying for training when your visa is approved and you arrived in USA.
Build 1500 hours airline hiring minimums.
Become a flight instructor and earn back up to $54,000
Pelican Flight Training currently guarantees to its successful graduates, who have an 93%+ passing rate and all the check rides passed from the 1 attempt, at least 3 interviews for OPT employment (a subject for the governmental approval) with the following partnering employers:
The earnings of a certified flight instructor (CFI) in the U.S. can vary widely based on factors such as location, level of experience, and the type of flight school they work for. On average, CFIs can expect to earn anywhere from $30,000 to $60,000 per year. However, those with more experience or who work in high-demand areas may earn more.
If you have specific questions or need more detailed information, please feel free to submit an inquiry through our website, and we would be happy to assist you further!
Salaries can vary widely based on factors such as experience, location, and the type of employment (full-time vs. part-time). On average, certified flight instructors in Florida can expect to earn between $30,000 to $60,000 per year, but this can vary significantly.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend checking local job listings or contacting flight schools directly. If you have any further questions or need more specific information, please feel free to submit an inquiry through our website.
Yes, now is one of the ideal times in history to become a pilot. The global aviation industry is experiencing a significant pilot shortage, with airlines urgently seeking well-trained, qualified professionals to meet growing travel demand.
This shortage has created exceptional opportunities for aspiring pilots, including faster career progression, higher salaries, and increased job security. In the United States, airlines are offering competitive pay packages, signing bonuses.
Beyond financial rewards, becoming a pilot offers a dynamic, respected career filled with travel, personal growth, and adventure. With the right training program and support, your path to the cockpit can begin today — and the demand for skilled pilots means your future in aviation has never looked brighter.
At Pelican Flight Training, we focus on providing quality flight training rather than salary information for pilots, as salaries can vary widely depending on numerous factors such as experience, type of aircraft, location, and specific job roles.
For detailed salary information, we recommend checking industry reports or salary surveys. If you have any other questions about our training programs or services, feel free to ask or submit an inquiry through our website!
Yes, pilots are generally very well paid, especially as they advance in their careers. Commercial airline pilots enjoy competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and long-term earning potential.
While entry-level pilots, such as Certified Flight Instructors (CFIs), typically earn between $30,000 and $70,000 per year, first officers at regional airlines can make between $60,000 and $90,000 annually. With experience, senior captains at major airlines often earn between $250,000 and $400,000 per year.
Corporate and charter pilots also earn respectable salaries ranging from $80,000 to $150,000. As global demand for pilots increases, salaries continue to rise, and many airlines offer attractive bonuses and fast-track career options.
In addition to strong pay, pilots also benefit from travel perks, retirement plans, flexible schedules, and professional prestige, making aviation not only a financially sound career path but also an incredibly rewarding one.
We will be happy to personally assist you in making decision for your future airline career by providing you with all the information you might need and providing answers to all of your questions. Please complete the form, and we will be in touch with you soon.
