Published prices by program level
For people comparing Miami flight-school prices — especially students from Latin America. Alpha Aviation Group publishes Airline Career Pathway prices by entry level. Level I Rookie standard is $92,901; Level V is $28,990. Admissions confirms your level before enrollment.
Level I $92,901 Rookie standard. Financed $95,553; extended $99,890. 
Prior training Final cost depends on your prior training and experience. 
FAA Part 61 Main base at FXE (Fort Lauderdale Executive). Satellite at KHWO (North Perry). Alpha publishes Airline Career Pathway prices by entry level. Level I Rookie standard is $92,901 (financed $95,553; extended $99,890). Level II standard is $60,914. Level III is $44,525. Level IV is $41,556. Level V is $28,990.
The amount depends on your prior training and licenses, so it is not one fixed price for every student. Additional fees are not included in the program price.
Admissions reviews your background and explains the cost of your path before you enroll. Write to admissions if you need a breakdown for your situation.
The Airline Career Pathway program publishes the training stages. The FAA Part 61 Miami guide for Latin American students explains who the path is for.
Published Airline Career Pathway figures. Your level — and therefore the amount — depends on prior training and licenses. Admissions confirms the level that applies before you enroll.
| Level | For | Standard | Financed | Extended finance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level I — Rookie | No prior license | $92,901 | $95,553 Up to 15 months | $99,890 Up to 17 months |
| Level II — EASA/ICAO CPL | EASA or ICAO CPL holder | $60,914 10 months | $62,741 Up to 15 months | N/A |
| Level III — FAA CPL | FAA CPL holder | $44,525 8 months | $45,860 Up to 10 months | N/A |
| Level IV — FAA CFI/CFII | FAA CFI + CFII holder | $41,556 4 months | $42,803 Up to 8 months | N/A |
| Level V — Experts | Experienced pilot | $28,990 Two payments 4 months | N/A | N/A |
No prior license
EASA or ICAO CPL holder
FAA CPL holder
FAA CFI + CFII holder
Experienced pilot
The fixed program price covers the essential components of aviation training. These extra charges are not included.
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Transcript translation and evaluation | $240 |
| English proficiency exam (Duolingo) | $59.99 |
| SEVIS fee | $350 |
| DS-160 immigration form | $175 – $185 |
| Medical certificate | $130/yr |
| TSA flight training authorization | $130 |
| Fingerprinting | $99 |
| Written exam fee | $175 per license* |
| FAA examiner fee | $800 – $1,200 per license* |
| Renter insurance | $250/yr |
| Medical insurance | $60/mo |
| Cost of living (housing, transport, food, comms) | $1,000 – $1,500/mo |
| Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics (per credit) | $522/credit |
| Master of Science in Aeronautics (per credit) | $868/credit |
Transcript translation and evaluation $240
English proficiency exam (Duolingo) $59.99
SEVIS fee $350
DS-160 immigration form $175 – $185
Medical certificate $130/yr
TSA flight training authorization $130
Fingerprinting $99
Written exam fee $175 per license*
FAA examiner fee $800 – $1,200 per license*
Renter insurance $250/yr
Medical insurance $60/mo
Cost of living (housing, transport, food, comms) $1,000 – $1,500/mo
Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics (per credit) $522/credit
Master of Science in Aeronautics (per credit) $868/credit
*Applicable per license — up to 6 licenses in the full Rookie program. Paid individually during each licensing phase.
Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics: 120 total credits, up to 36 validated from flight licenses. Master of Science in Aeronautics: 30 credits. Credits included vary by level; additional credits are purchased separately.
Alpha publishes program prices by entry level. Level I Rookie standard is $92,901; Level V is $28,990. Alpha does not publish an hourly rate. Additional fees are not included in the program price. Admissions confirms the level that applies.
Prior training sets the published level — additional fees are separate
The amount depends on your prior training and experience, so it is not one fixed price for every student. Admissions reviews your background before you enroll.
Admissions builds an individual plan from your prior experience and selected goals. See the program page for the published Airline Career Pathway stages.
Admissions explains the cost of your path before you enroll. Write to admissions if you need a breakdown for your situation.
Ask admissions which published level applies to your background. Request info
Alpha Aviation Group delivers an individual FAA Part 61 training plan in the Miami, Florida area. Practical flight training is at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), the main base, with North Perry Airport (KHWO) as a satellite.
Available areas include PPL, CPL, instrument, multi-engine, flight instructor, and aviation English training. Enrollment does not guarantee a certificate, hours, or employment.
Read the full program page or the FAA Part 61 Miami / LatAm guide.
Alpha builds the sequence around prior experience and selected goals. Options can include:
Timing varies by student. Admissions provides the current plan. Training does not guarantee a license.
Alpha Aviation Group trains international students under FAA Part 61 and provides bilingual support in English and Spanish. Training does not guarantee a license, a set number of hours, a completion date, or employment. Alpha does not provide legal advice.
Facts Alpha can stand behind — and claims it does not make
Enrollment does not guarantee a certificate or a flight-hour total. Duration is not a fixed calendar and Alpha does not guarantee a completion date. Admissions builds an individual plan from your prior experience and selected goals.
Alpha may present qualified candidates and provide career guidance, but training does not guarantee an airline job, interview, or hiring timeline.
Alpha does not provide legal advice or issue an I-20 or visa by default. Confirm any immigration question with the relevant authority and qualified counsel.
Review the published Airline Career Pathway stages and level prices. See the program
Admissions reviews your background and explains the cost of your path before you enroll. Write to admissions if you need a breakdown for your situation.
You can also use the admissions form or review the pilot program.
Existing answers from the live site for people comparing FAA pilot training cost in Miami.
You train in Miami, Florida. Alpha Aviation advises international students — especially those coming from Latin America — with bilingual admissions in Spanish and English, and orients you on the steps before arrival. Flight training is delivered by Alpha Aviation under FAA Part 61 in the Miami area at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), with a satellite base at North Perry (KHWO). We help you get from your country to Miami.
Flight training is in the Miami area of Florida. The main base is Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), with a satellite at North Perry Airport (KHWO). Students train under FAA Part 61 standards, with bilingual admissions support in English and Spanish.
Requirements depend on your background and the training you plan to pursue. Alpha provides admissions support in English and Spanish and can explain the documents it needs for your case. Alpha does not provide legal advice or issue an I-20 or visa by default; confirm any immigration question with the relevant authority and qualified counsel.
Published Airline Career Pathway prices by entry level: Level I Rookie standard $92,901 (financed $95,553; extended $99,890); Level II $60,914 ($62,741 financed); Level III $44,525 ($45,860 financed); Level IV $41,556 ($42,803 financed); Level V $28,990. Additional fees are not included. Admissions reviews your background and explains the cost of your path before you enroll.
Admissions and ongoing support are bilingual in English and Spanish for international students, with an emphasis on Latin America. Aviation English is one of the programs Alpha offers and can be included in an individual training plan. Ask admissions how language support fits your starting level and selected flight-training stages.
Duration is not a fixed calendar and Alpha does not guarantee a completion date. Admissions builds an individual plan based on your background and selected training. The program can include private pilot (PPL), commercial pilot (CPL), instrument, multi-engine, flight instructor, and aviation English training under FAA Part 61.
Depending on your individual plan, Alpha offers training for the Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), instrument rating, multi-engine rating, and flight instructor certificates, plus aviation English. Training follows FAA Part 61, but enrollment does not guarantee a certificate; admissions can explain the sequence that fits your prior experience.
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Comparing Miami flight-school prices, especially from Latin America? Ask which published level applies — Level I Rookie standard $92,901; Level V $28,990. Phones +1 (754) 271-8105 / +1 (954) 854-1503 · [email protected]
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