Yes, we accept individuals with hours/ratings wanting to continue training. Under FAA rules, some hours may not be fully transferrable if they were accrued in a Part 61 school.

Training at Skyborne conditions pilots for a professional flying career whether it be in commercial, cargo, or business aviation.

If you are meeting your marks, you can progress more quickly. If you need a bit more time, we will work with you.

Our course flow and hours are designed for the average student’s progression. If additional flying hours are required due to student performance, both the student and Skyborne will agree on a specific cost which is then included in an “Additional Training Agreement” format called an ATA.

Our training program is a carefully structured, Part 141, full-time commitment to obtaining professional licenses and flight experience. A highly flexible part time job is permissible as long as it does not interfere with training, but is not recommended. 

Our policy is to work with each student individually to allow them to progress at their own pace. However, multiple failures of either ground school or flight courses will require a Training Review by the staff and can result in training termination if no progress is being observed.

Active planning is in progress for the installation of a gym at our Vero Beach center.

There is an inground pool, student lounges, grill-pits, a sand volleyball court and a basketball court. Plenty of events are held around campus including basketball tournaments, bake sales, SOUPer Friday and celebration of holidays for domestic and international students.

Skyborne has a fleet of over 50 Piper aircraft on campus consisting of a healthy combination of Warrior, Arrow, and Seminole models.

Employment as an instructor is not guaranteed as it is based on both Skyborne’s staffing needs and student performance during training.

Living on site is not required but strongly encouraged for full training immersion and convenient travel between accommodation and training center.