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| Salt Lake Community College has offered the Professional Pilot program for 16 years and prepares students for a successful and exciting career in the aerospace industry. The program includes classroom academics, simulator training, and in-flight instruction. SLCC's program offers two tracks where flight students have the opportunity to obtain their pilot certificates and ratings in both airplanes and/or helicopters. All academic and flight training is certified under the Federal Aviation Administration PAR's Part 141 standards. Graduates of SLCC’s Professional Pilot program are well prepared for successful and exciting careers in the aerospace industry. SLCC also caters to future pilots who may not be seeking a degree. | |
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CERTIFICATIONS: Students successfully completing the program requirements will receive at a minimum their FAA Private Pilot certification and Instrument rating with an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Professional Pilot. Students are able to continue their flight training to obtain a Commercial and Flight Instructor certificate. Students are also able to obtain a certificate of completion in Non-Commercial and/or Commercial operations in Airplanes and/or Helicopters. . Students will be required to complete various general education, institutional and pilot-associated classroom academics, simulator and in-aircraft courses and labs. Additionally, students will be required to successfully pass applicable FAA-administered written, oral and in-aircraft certificate and rating practical examinations. |
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| Total Program Costs | |
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Tuition: |
$5,068 |
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Books: |
$600-$800 |
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Labs (In-flight): |
Varies (see program faculty) |
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FAA flight exam fee: |
$350-$550 |
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FAA written exam fee: |
$70-$90 |