- 1. Introduction To Aviation
- 2. Preparatory Course for US FAA PPL/CPL Ground School
- 3. US FAA Advanced Ground Instructor
- 4. Aircraft procedures and ATC Radio Communication
- 5. Discovery Flight Program
- 6. Private Pilot License
- 7. Commercial Pilot License
- 8. Commercial Pilot with Bachelor Degree Program
Current Programs
Here you will find JetOne Academy’s latest aviation training programs from Ground School, Basic Communication (Radio Phraseology), Flight Instructor, Ground School Instructor, to Flight Training. We, at JetOne Academy, are relentlessly in pursuit for excellence bringing the most advanced teaching techniques in aviation training to our student pilots. Whether you are a high school or college student, professional pilot, English Teacher looking for a career change, or simply want to learn flying for leisure, we have a right training program for you. Our instructors are all US FAA Certified with many years and hours of proven experience in ground and flight training. The curriculums are meticulously designed by our Aviation Advisors and Ground School Teaching team to provide students at different ages or stages to acquire the course content in a structured and easy to absorb manner.
JetOne Academy is one of the few, if not the only one, in the market that offers transcontinental aviation training programs between Asia Pacific and the United States. The objective is to prepare student pilots with an early start on critical ground theory and basic communication training in their local countries before taking the actual flight training in Los Angeles. Thus, not only do the students perform considerably better during flight training, but more importantly it also increases the overall passing rate. If you wish to participate in any of our ground training courses but currently not available in your local area, please send us an email to info@JetOneAcademy.com we are more than happy to assist you in enrolling to our training courses at the location nearest you. If you have decided to take on the flight training with us, simply go fill out the Online Application Form and we will respond to you within 48 hours.
In this course, you will become familiar with pilot training and aviation opportunities. You will be able to find out the career matrix in aviation, the requirements to become a private pilot, commercial pilot, and job options/choices after graduated as a commercial pilot. What training programs are available and the enrollment requirements. If you are not sure whether flying is right for you then take a Discovery Flight to experience what it’s like to fly an airplane. In addition, you will also be presented with an overview on the flight training programs.
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Course Duration: 5 hrs
Learn the fundamentals of flying to acquire the knowledge to pass the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Private Pilot written examination. THIS IS A PREREQUISITE TO ACQUIRE COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENSE (CPL) CERTIFICATION. Upon completion of this course program, students will receive an endorsement from a FAA certified instructor to certify that the student is prepared to take the examination. Passing the written examination prepares the student to proceed with the flight training portion for the Private Pilot License (PPL). Completion of this course also provides the student with the option to become a FAA Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) to provide ground instruction for the Sport, Recreational and Private Pilot licenses. This training course is conducted according to the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 61.105 — Aeronautical knowledge. To see the photos about this course, please go visit our Gallery page.
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Course Duration: 40 hrs
FAA Written Exam Info: Test Code: PAR, FAA Test Name: Private Pilot Airplane, Questions: 60, Age: 15, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
Learn the fundamentals of flying to acquire the knowledge to pass the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) written examination. Passing the written examination allows the applicant to qualify as a FAA certified Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) to provide ground instruction for the Sport, Recreational and Private Pilot licenses. Upon completion of this course program, students will receive an endorsement from a FAA certified instructor to certify that the applicant has demonstrated knowledge in the subject areas for the Sport, Recreational and Private Pilot licenses. Completion of this course also provides the student with the option to take the Private Pilot written examination and proceed with the flight training portion for the Private Pilot License (PPL). This training course is conducted according to the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 61.105 — Aeronautical knowledge.
Eligibility Requirements: There are no eligibility requirements to participate in the ground school; however, student must be at least 18 years of age to take the Advanced Ground Instructor written examination. Students must also be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language to qualify as a AGI. If the applicant is unable to meet one of these requirements due to medical reasons, then the Administrator may place such operating limitations on that applicant's ground instructor certificate as/are necessary.
Co-requisite: Fundamentals of Instruction is required if the student desires to become a FAA certified ground instructor.
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Course Duration: 40 hrs
FAA Written Exam Info:
(1) Test Code: PAR, FAA Test Name: Private Pilot Airplane, Questions: 60, Age: 15, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
(2) Test Code: FOI, FAA Test Name: Fundamentals of Instructing, Questions: 50, Age: 16, Allotted Time: 1.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
(3) Test Code: AGI, FAA Test Name: Ground Instructor (Advanced), Questions: 100, Age: 16, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
Understanding Radio Phraseology is a necessary step to acquire the skills and confidence to communicate with Air Traffic Control (“ATC”) and other aircrafts. Students undertaking any type of flight training will need to be radio communication proficient prior to being issued a license. To get a head start on the familiarities with pre-flight and inflight procedures in a classroom environment will significantly enhance the overall flight training experience. Thus, it greatly reduces the most time-consuming tasks every time when student starts the engine. Instead of paying the excessive time on routine tasks, students could now enjoy more on the actual flying during their flight training. At the end of this course, students will be given a 1-hour Inflight Procedure test of which a detailed Assessment Report is furnished and clearly states the score and Instructor’s comments. Upon completing this course program, students will have gained the skills to become communication and procedures proficient and prepared to pursue flight training with confidence.
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Course Duration: 20 hrs
Never experienced flying before? Not sure whether you really fit or want to become a commercial pilot? Whatever your reasons are, you will have a chance to get inside the cockpit and experience the flight of your lifetime in this Discovery Flight Program. No flying experience is required. You will get to control the airplane under the directions of our Certified FAA Instructor. A ground lesson is also included to teach you some basics about aviation. If you are curious about flying, this is the right program for you. It’s fun, exhilarating, and rewarding. For more information about this program or tour packages, please contact our local office for details. To see the photos about this course, please go visit our Gallery page.
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Training Duration: 1 hour, additional hours can be arranged upon request
Flying for your leisure? The Private Pilot Certificate is the way to start. Whether you wish to fly for personal gratification or working toward a career in aviation. This is the first step toward your ticket to the sky. It is also the stepping stone for those who intend to become a professional pilot. Once accomplished, you will be able to fly friends and family to destination of your choice.
To obtain a private pilot license, one must be at least 17 years of age, have a minimum of 10 hours ground school, and 40 hours of flight time (30 hours dual and 10 hours of solo flight). Pilots trained according to an accelerated curricula outlined in Part 141 of the Federal Aviation Regulations may be certified with a minimum of 35 hours of flight time. Private pilots may not fly for compensation or hire. However, they may carry passengers as long as they have the appropriate training, ratings, and endorsements. Private pilots must have a current Class 3 medical exam, which must be renewed every 24 or 60 months (depending on age). In addition, private pilots must revalidate their pilot certificates every 24 months by undertaking a flight review with a certificated flight instructor. To see our training planes, flight training facilities, and the airports we use, please go visit our Gallery page.
FAA Written Exam Info: Test Code: PAR, FAA Test Name: Private Pilot Airplane, Questions: 60, Age: 15, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
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Training Duration: 3 months
The professional pilot program is designed to take you from zero time to commercial pilot multi engine in 6 months time. It will provide all the necessary qualifications for a career in aviation. Upon obtaining the CPL certification, you will be able to receive payment for your pilot services. Airline companies look for a combination of certification when hiring. The standard order to the licenses and ratings is as follow:
A. Private Pilot(40 flight hours minimum required by FAA under Part 141)
This is always the first part of your commercial training. Private pilot training is where you will begin obtaining your pilot skills and building your career in aviation.
B. Instrument Rating(50 flight hours minimum required by FAA under Part 141)
The Instrument Rating is the next step in your flight training. This rating enables you to fly in less-than-perfect skies by using the instruments in the cockpit panel. Instrument rating is technically not a pilot certificate, but an add-on which allows a pilot to fly in weather with reduced visibilities such as rain, low clouds, or heavy haze. When flying in these conditions, pilots follow instrument flight rules (IFR). The training provides the skills needed to complete flights without visual reference to the ground, except for the takeoff and landing phases. All pilots who fly above 18,000 feet mean sea level (msl) must have an instrument rating.
This rating is a highly specialized training. It is required to be trained by a certified flight instructor (CFI) with a special instrument instruction rating (CFII). The certification is completed with an additional written exam, oral exam, and flight test. Pilots applying for an instrument rating must hold a current private pilot certificate and a class III medical certificate, have logged at least 50 hours of cross-country flight time as pilot in command, and have at least 40 hours of actual or simulated instrument time including at least 15 hours of instrument flight training and instrument training on cross-country flight procedures.
Hours can often be earned concurrently and are accumulative. After acquiring a private license certificate, an instrument rating can be obtained with additional hours of training.
C. Commercial Pilot (190 flight hours minimum required by FAA under Part 141)
In this course, you will be trained to stricter commercial standards and more flying will be accomplished. Our Commercial Pilot Program is an accelerated, structured program that allows you to obtain the necessary flight training to be able to transition to a commercial pilot position. Students will learn and acquire the essential skills for aeronautical decision making during this program.
In order to obtain a commercial pilot’s license one must be at least 18 years old, have a current Class II medical exam and have a minimum of 250 hours of flight time (190 hours under the accelerated curriculum defined in Part 141 of the Federal Aviation Regulations). In addition, commercial pilots must hold an instrument rating, or be restricted to flying for hire only in daylight, under visual flight rules (VFR), within 50 miles of the originating airport. To see our training planes, flight training facilities, and the airports we use, please go visit our Gallery page.
FAA Written Exam Info:
(1) Test Code: PAR, FAA Test Name: Private Pilot Airplane, Questions: 60, Age: 15, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
(2) Test Code: IRA, FAA Test Name: Instrument Rating Airplane, Questions: 50, Age: 15, Allotted Time: 2.5 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
(3) Test Code: CAX, FAA Test Name: Commercial Pilot Airplane, Questions: 100, Age: 16, Allotted Time: 3.0 Hrs, Passing Score: 70%
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Training Duration: 8 months
A pilot has to undergo rigorous classroom study and to complete all levels of training courses before he/she is certified to fly. Many flight training courses consist of a combination of theoretical and practical learning modules. To ensure that our students complete the pilot training course (CPL) and obtained the FAA pilot certification within the defined time frame as well as to meet the aviation career requirement set forth by the Greater China region; we have designed a program that will enable our graduates to meet the qualification.
For students that have just completed and received their high school diploma, and have dreamed of working in aviation whether in the air or on the ground. We have a perfect program for you! Our 3 years college degree program combined with commercial pilot certification training course will turn your career dream into reality as well as to help make you more competitive in this exciting, growing job market. Our college degree program is being offered from the U.S. accredited universities that are on the approved list and are recognized by the China Education Department.
The CPD is a year rounded training program. Students will attend six quarters in a year (including summer) consist of 8-week classes every quarter. The whole bachelor degree will be completed in approximately 40 months. Students will also be taking the pilot training courses (PPL, IFR, & CPL) in the same timeframe, and be completed and obtained the three pilot certifications at the same time.
For further information regarding tuition and course materials of this program, please contact our local JetOne Academy personnel. To see our training planes, flight training facilities, and the airports we use, please go visit our Gallery page.
Intended Major: Aviation Management is designed to build upon technical training in aviation maintenance, flight, avionics technology, air traffic control, aircraft operations support or other aviation-related fields.
Graduation Requirements: A total of 120 Units is required to attain the Bachelor of Science degree in Aviation Management. The breakdown for those requirements is as follows:
-> University Core Curriculum requirements: 41 Units-> Requirements for major in Aviation Management: 48 Units
-> Approved Career Electives: 31 Units
Credit Given For Pilots: Private 4-8 Units, Instrument Rating 2-5 Units, Commercial 11-14 Units, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) 26 Units, Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) 30-60 Units
Work Experience: Credit may also be awarded for aviation experience, up to 6 units for every year of full-time work in aviation prior to joining the University
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University and Flight Training Duration: 40 Months
Finding a right place to live in Southern California could be a little tricky. Our experienced staff will find the most comfortable housing for our students. These housing could be serviced apartments, apartment complexes, or houses, and most, if not all, are within a short distance to school.
We also understand the importance of our students’ health care needs during their stay here. We will provide medical insurance coverage to our students to ensure they have full medical attention in case of medical needs.
We will make arrangement for pick-up services from and to the airport, and transportation from housing to school on a daily basis as well as providing transportation for sightseeing on the weekends or holidays.
Los Angeles is a great place for all kinds of outdoor activities. You may easily spend a day in places like Disneyland, Sea World, Universal Studios, The Getty Museum, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood etc.; or may be just walk around in the Santa Monica pier to enjoy the ocean breeze. If you gather a group of five, you may even go down to any public basketball court and challenge the guys there with a round of pickup game.
We understand the training course is intensive. We want to make sure our students have some relaxation on the weekend after working hard during the week. Our weekend activities offer entertainment that will fit everyone’s budget.
Isn’t it great that you land a job even before you finish school? Yes, you can. Our Job Placement team will work closely with you prior to your graduation and help you plan your career and identify what position and which Airlines suits your personal goals. Our network of offices in the region is strategically set up to work closely with Airlines so as to assist them in identifying the right candidates to join their fleet. We can even help to polish your resume too. So just remember, you are being covered with our complete services!