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All pilot applicants will be required to pass an FAA flight test to obtain each rating and/or certificate sought. A flight test (also known as a “practical test” or “check ride”) must be given by an Examiner who is designated by the FAA. Students must meet the requirements set by the FAA for each rating or certificate and have logged the minimum required hours in their pilot’s logbook. All applicants for a pilot certificate or rating must complete a Form 8710-1 on IACRA and receive the appropriate endorsements from their instructor prior to scheduling the FAA Flight Test.

Century Air has two Designated Examiners available for FAA Practical Tests:

The following flight tests may be scheduled:

Pilot Flight Tests:

Sport Pilot
Private Pilot
Instrument Rating
Commercial Pilot
Airline Transport Pilot
Multi-engine land
Single-engine land and sea
Flight Instructor – Initial
Flight Instructor – Instrument
Flight Instructor – Multi-Engine

Flight Tests may be conducted in all piston and turbine aircraft under 12,500 pounds including:

Piper Aircraft (SEL)- Cherokee, Arrow, Malibu, Saratoga, Comanche
Piper Aircraft (MEL) – Seminole, Seneca, Aztec, Twin Comanche, Apache, Navajo
Cessna – 170, 172, 182, 206, 210, 310, 340, 401, 402, 404, 414, and 421
Beechcraft (SEL) – Bonanza (V-35, A-36, F-33)
Beechcraft (MEL) – Baron, Travel Air, Duchess, Duke, Twin Bonanza, Queen Air and King Air
Mooney
Diamond (Single and Twin)
Tecnam
Cirrus – SR-20, SR-22
TBM 700

Flight tests may be scheduled 7 days per week at the availability of the Designated Examiner.