Part 61
FlexiblePart 61 training adapts to your life. Progress at your own pace and schedule around work or school.
- Schedule
- Flexible
- Pace
- Self-directed
- GI Bill
- Not eligible
- Best for
- Part-time students
Training programs
Every path to the flight deck starts here.
FAA Part 61 and 141 flight training programs in Maine and Florida.
Understanding your pathway
Part 141
StructuredPart 141 follows an FAA-approved curriculum for career-focused students and qualifying veterans.
- Schedule
- Fixed curriculum
- Pace
- Accelerated
- GI Bill
- Eligible
- Best for
- Career-track pilots
The Airlink approach
Structured training with enough flexibility to keep real life from interrupting your progress.
Career track
From first flight to instructor certification.
01
Private Pilot License
Your first wings. From first flight to solo and beyond.
02
Instrument Rating
Master flying in clouds and low visibility conditions.
03
Commercial Pilot License
Turn your passion into a professional flying career.
04
Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
Teach others and build flight hours efficiently.
Currency and checks
Training that keeps your skills and privileges current.
01
Flight Review
Stay current, safe, and proficient as a pilot.
02
Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC)
Keep your instrument skills sharp and current.
03
Recurrent Training
Continuous improvement for safe and confident flying.
04
SODA/SIA Checkouts
Tailored proficiency checkouts for applicable FAA standards.
Endorsements
Add new aircraft and operating privileges.
01
Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII)
Teach advanced instrument flying with confidence.
02
Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI)
Train pilots in multi-engine aircraft operations.
03
Complex Endorsement Training
Master retractable gear, flaps, and constant-speed propellers.
04
High Performance Endorsement
Fly powerful aircraft with confidence and precision.