Aviation & Flight Training
Private Pilot Training (PPL) - Howell
Start a structured individual private pilot course at Livingston County Airport.
Schedule
By appointment seven days weekly, subject to instructor and aircraft availability. Confirm a realistic weekly plan rather than the shortest advertised timeline.
Location
Crosswinds Aviation, Livingston County Spencer J. Hardy Airport (KOZW) · Howell, Michigan
Cost
FAQ gives a $12,000 average using a DA20 and consistent lessons. This is not a current all-inclusive quote; confirm Howell aircraft, ground study, medical, insurance, equipment, test fees and extra hours.
Aviation & Flight Training opportunity
About the program
The school's Part 61 syllabus moves through pre-solo practice, navigation and cross-country flying to checkride preparation. Ground assignments accompany flight lessons and instructor progress reviews.
Preparation for the FAA Private Pilot Certificate (airplane); requires successful knowledge and practical tests. Not a commercial pilot qualification or permission to fly for hire, except limited regulatory exceptions.
Plan your next step
Funding for this program
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Where to go
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Approximate program area
Howell, Michigan: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.
Nearby distances use this general area until a training address is verified. Locations may vary by section.
Area data: U.S. Census and GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).
What participants will learn
- +Aircraft handling
- +Flight planning
- +Navigation
- +Aviation weather
- +Radio communication
- +Aeronautical decision-making
Who this program is for
- +Beginner flight-training route; no previous pilot certificate required
- +Airplane solo generally starts at 16; private pilot certificate at 17
- +English proficiency and applicable student-certificate, medical and security requirements; confirm with the school
Program highlights
- +Beginner aviation pathway, not a commercial qualification
- +Private pilot license (PPL) preparation
- +Individual intake; confirm availability