Fast-track professional pilot training at Chino Airport
Build Your Aviation Career With a Clear Training Path
Start with zero experience or bring the certificates you already hold. DuBois Aviation will help you map a structured path through private pilot, instrument, commercial, flight instructor, and multi-engine training.
- One-on-one flight and ground instruction
- Flexible training built around your current experience
- Financing resources available for qualified applicants
Understand the commitment before you enroll
Your career plan: budget, time, and next steps
Plan the investment
About $97,000
Owner-approved career-program planning budget. This is not a fixed-price package or a guarantee of completion.
Current instructor rates: $69/hr for single-engine training; $80/hr for multi-engine or helicopter instruction. Aircraft time is additional.
Compare aircraft ratesMake room for consistent training
A sample training week combines flight lessons, ground instruction, simulator practice where appropriate, and independent preparation. Weather or maintenance may shift a flight day to ground study.
Discuss your weekly availability, priority scheduling, simulator access, and examiner availability with our team.
Know what your estimate covers
Ask us to identify the flight and ground hours, simulator access, and certificates included in your individual plan.
Have the team separately identify checkride and knowledge-test fees, medical examination, headset and learning materials, additional proficiency training, and living or travel costs. Do not assume those are included.
Meet the instructors and explore their backgroundsYour first step is a conversation, not a commitment to buy. We will review your goals and experience, explain the training plan, and agree on the next step. No instructor job or airline placement is guaranteed.
Request a Career Training ConsultationDesigned for committed future pilots
More Than Flight Lessons: A Plan for Your Next Certificate and the One After It
The fast-track program is for students who want consistent training, honest guidance, and a long-term relationship with one school as they progress toward professional flying.
Start at Your Level
We can build a plan for a zero-time student or evaluate the certificates and flight experience you already have.
Train Consistently
Frequent lessons and steady study help students retain skills and progress more efficiently than irregular scheduling.
Prepare for Professional Standards
Your training focuses on sound judgment, proficiency, and the knowledge expected as you advance into commercial flying.
A realistic accelerated program
Your Pace Depends on Your Availability and Preparation
Accelerated training works best when you can fly and study consistently. We will talk through your schedule, current experience, written-test preparation, medical eligibility, and financial plan before recommending a timeline.
Important: Training time varies by student and can be affected by proficiency, weather, maintenance, examiner availability, and other factors. Certificate completion, instructor employment, and airline placement are not guaranteed.
Talk With Us About Your Training PlanPlan before you commit
Build a Training Plan Around Your Starting Point
A fast-track program should not be one-size-fits-all. We begin by reviewing your current experience, availability, study preparation, medical eligibility, financial plan, and professional goals.
Choose your entry point
Start with private pilot training or bring the certificates and logged experience you already have.
Set a sustainable schedule
Frequent training can improve continuity, but your plan must still account for study time, weather, maintenance, and examiner availability.
Review each next step
Private, instrument, commercial, instructor, and multi-engine training should connect to a realistic experience-building strategy.
Plan your next step with our team
Request Your Career Training Consultation
Tell us your starting experience and goals. Our office team will contact you to discuss your training plan and arrange a conversation. You are requesting a consultation, not reserving an appointment or committing to a purchase.
Career pilot program questions
What Future Professional Pilots Usually Ask
Can I begin with no flight experience?
Yes. The training path can begin with private pilot training and continue through instrument, commercial, flight instructor, and multi-engine certificates and ratings.
How quickly can I complete the program?
Your pace depends on lesson frequency, study preparation, proficiency, weather, aircraft and instructor availability, and FAA examiner scheduling. We will help you build a realistic plan after learning about your availability and goals.
Which certificates and ratings are included in the career path?
The core path can include Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Flight Instructor (CFI), and Multi-Engine Commercial. CFII and MEI training may be added based on your goals.
Is financing available?
DuBois Aviation provides links to third-party flight-training financing resources. Approval, rates, and terms are determined by each lender, so we recommend comparing the complete terms before making a decision.
Will I automatically get an instructor or airline job?
No school can guarantee employment. Completing the appropriate certificates and building experience can prepare you to pursue instructor and professional pilot opportunities, but hiring depends on qualifications, performance, employer needs, and applicable regulations.