Our Commercial Pilot License (CPL) program is designed for aspiring pilots who want to fly professionally. Whether you aim to become a charter pilot, airline captain, or flight instructor, obtaining your CPL is a crucial step on your journey. At Costanzo Air, we offer an FAA-approved CPL program that combines advanced flight training with in-depth ground instruction. Our experienced instructors, modern fleet, and flexible scheduling options ensure that you receive top-quality training tailored to your goals. [Why Choose Our CPL Program?] - Comprehensive Training: Our CPL program covers all aspects of commercial flying, including advanced maneuvers, complex aircraft operations, cross-country flights, and emergency procedures. You’ll gain the skills and confidence needed to operate as a professional pilot in diverse environments. - Experienced Instructors: Learn from FAA-certified flight instructors with thousands of instructional hours who bring real-world aviation experience to the classroom and cockpit. Our instructors are dedicated to helping you achieve your career goals and will guide you through every step of the training process. - Modern Fleet: Train on industry-standard aircraft equipped with the latest avionics. Our fleet includes high performance and technically advanced aircrafts (TAA), providing you with the practical experience needed to excel in commercial aviation. - Flexible Scheduling: We understand that life can be busy, which is why we offer flexible training schedules to accommodate your personal and professional commitments. Whether you prefer to train full-time or part-time, we’ll work with you to create a plan that fits your needs. [Career Opportunities] Earning your Commercial Pilot License opens the door to a wide range of career opportunities in aviation. With a CPL, you can pursue roles such as: - Charter Pilot: Fly private clients on-demand, offering personalized travel experiences. - Corporate Pilot: Operate aircraft for businesses, transporting executives and staff to meetings and events. - Flight Instructor: Share your passion for aviation by teaching the next generation of pilots. - Cargo Pilot: Transport goods and packages, playing a critical role in global logistics. - Regional Airline Pilot: Start your career in commercial aviation by flying for regional airlines, gaining experience that can lead to major airline positions.

Flying At/Near These Airport(s)

Training out of Essex County Airport (KCDW), provides unique advantages including exposure to diverse weather conditions and busy airspaces, giving you real-world experience that’s invaluable in commercial aviation. Just a 30 minute drive from New York City.

Training Length/ Recommended Pace

The total time to obtain your Commercial Pilot License varies depending on your availability and training frequency. Most students complete the program in about 6-12 months.