3-axis Sport Pilot

Fulfill Your Dream to go the distance in a Fixed Wing 3-axis Airplane

There are several subcategories in fixed wing airplanes. Each has specific requirements based on the speed of the airplane. The Student Sport Pilot should take into consideration the speed range as well as the subcategory of the airplane he or she intends to own.

The training required to fly a Fixed Wing 3-axis Airplane is 15 hours of dual instruction and 5 hours of solo flight before the student pilot can take the Sport Pilot exam.

If a student holds a Sport Pilot rating in a different category of Light Sport Aircraft the student is required to log 5 hours of dual flight instruction in the Fixed Wing category. After completion a log book entry will be added by the CFI. At that point the student will also hold a Sport Pilot rating for Fixed Wing.