Time building program:
Understanding the busy schedules of pilots, we offer flexible rental options for single-engine time building. You can book by the hour or reserve longer blocks of time to suit your needs.
Our hassle-free booking process allows you to maximize your flight time without unnecessary complications. 770 flying club prioritizes affordability in our single-engine time building programs.
We offer competitive rates that make it financially feasible to build your hours without compromising quality. Our transparent pricing structure allows you to focus on your flying with no hidden fees or surprises.
Time building program:
Understanding the busy schedules of pilots, we offer flexible rental options for single-engine time building. You can book by the hour or reserve longer blocks of time to suit your needs.
Our hassle-free booking process allows you to maximize your flight time without unnecessary complications. 770 flying club prioritizes affordability in our single-engine time building programs.
We offer competitive rates that make it financially feasible to build your hours without compromising quality. Our transparent pricing structure allows you to focus on your flying with no hidden fees or surprises.
Pilot Check-out
All FAA Holders are allowed at their own discretion to choose whether they would like to have a familiarization/check flight. All International Pilots with FAA Foreign Based Pilot Verifications or Licenses will need to complete a US Biannual upon receipt of their US License per FAA Regulations, no exceptions.
Fuel Cost
All Block Hour Rates are wet. Pilots may purchase fuel at any location of their choice.
Mechanical
If you are not able to complete your flying within the time period of your block hour rental agreement, additional time will be granted to compensate for the days lost due to mechanical issues, if the schedule permits, or refunds will be issued for days lost.
Block Hour Discounts
When you sign up for a minimum block hour rate, you are required to pay for that minimum duration. You can fly for more hours than the minimum at the same rate, as long as the flight time falls within the specified period of your block hour rental agreement.
The block hour rate covers a requirement of 6 hours per day, and all flight hours must be used within that timeframe unless you receive approval for an extension due to mechanical issues or weather delays.
Rate:
Cessna 150H (VFR
– 50 Hours $124 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $115 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $100 – 3 months
Piper pa28-161 (IFR) 2xG5 GNX 375
– 50 Hours $165 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $157 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $140 – 3 months
Piper pa28-151(TAA/IFR)2xGI 275,GNX 375 GFC 500 Autopilot
– 50 Hours $182 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $175 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $165 – 3 months
Rate:
Cessna 150H (VFR
– 50 Hours $124 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $115 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $100 – 3 months
Piper pa28-161 (IFR) 2xG5 GNX 375
– 50 Hours $165 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $157 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $140 – 3 months
Piper pa28-151(TAA/IFR)2xGI 275,GNX 375 GFC 500 Autopilot
– 50 Hours $182 – 3 weeks
– 100 hours $175 – 6 weeks
– 300 hours $165 – 3 months
*Airplane Insurance is not included!
*Must have a personal policy of $25,000 Aircraft Damage Liability Insurance
■ Starlink or call 800-888-9859 https://www.traversaviation.com
■ Avemco or call 888-241-7891 https://www.Avemco.com
■ Assured Partners or call 800-622-2672 https://www.ap-aerospace.com/
Contact us
Contact 770 CFI Services
Apply Now!
We are excited to be accepting applications for the upcoming session! Download our application and attach it to this form. We look forward to hearing from you!
Contact Us at: (332)-200-8228
Contact us
Contact 770 CFI Services
Apply Now!
We are excited to be accepting applications for the upcoming session! Download our application and attach it to this form. We look forward to hearing from you!
Contact Us at: (332)-200-8228
Please print, fill out AND EMAIL TO US 770CFISEVICES@GMAIL.COM . Please contact us if you have trouble downloading or opening the document.
Welcome to 770 Flying Club Youth Aviation!
Young Aviator is specifically designed for youth ages 12–16 to spark and nurture their interest in science, and to provide an exciting opportunity to explore that interest through the world of aviation.
Class Site Location:
Brooklyn – JCC Marine Park
3415 Quentin Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11234
Classes start: 03/23/2025 – Few seats available!
Program Overview:
– Classes meet once a week for 9 weeks (9 class sessions)
– Each session is 90 minutes long
– Only 10 young aviators accepted per group
– Refreshments provided during each session
– Training materials and learning resources included
– One optional flight session with a certified flight instructor
– Pilot logbook to log your flight time
– Flight simulator lessons included
Session 1 – Welcome Aboard!
Introduction to Aviation
We’ll introduce the program, discuss aviation rules and regulations, answer any questions, and begin our first official lesson: FAA Rules and Regulations.
Session 2 – Theories of Lift & Aerodynamics
We’ll explore Bernoulli’s Principle and Newton’s Third Law, covering:
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Stalls
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Wake turbulence
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Ground effect
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Left-turn tendencies
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The four aerodynamic forces
Session 3 – Aircraft Systems
Learn the parts of an airplane, primary flight controls, and the three axes of rotation.
Session 4 – Flight Instruments: Pitot-Static System
We’ll go over:
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The Pitot-static system
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V-speeds
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Different types of speed (IAS, TAS, etc.)
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Different types of altitude
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Standard pressure and temperature and how they affect performance
Session 5 – Flight Instruments: Gyroscopic Instruments
We’ll dive into the gyroscopic system, including:
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How it works
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Gyroscopic precession
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Heading indicators
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Coordinated and standard rate turns
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How to read and interpret each gyro-based instrument
Session 6 – Airport Operations & Traffic Patterns
Learn about:
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Airport operations and signage
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Procedures for entering and exiting controlled vs. non-controlled airports
Session 7 – Airspace & Aviation Charts
Understand:
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The different types of airspace and their purpose
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Who is allowed in each type of airspace
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How to read aviation charts and interpret symbols and color codes
Session 8 – Weather / Weight & Balance
Topics include:
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The importance of weather in aviation
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How to read and interpret METARs and TAFs
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Basic weight and balance calculations and safety implications
Session 9 – Communications (at Republic Airport)
We’ll cover:
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Proper radio communication with Air Traffic Control
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Lost communication procedures
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Emergency procedures and squawk codes
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A live visit to the control tower for real-time exposure!