Instrument

Cetified Flight Instructor Training

Becoming a flight instructor is one of the most rewarding paths in aviation. It allows you to share your passion for flying while helping others achieve their dreams of becoming pilots. As an instructor, you don’t just teach—you inspire, mentor, and shape the future of aviation. It’s also a powerful way to refine your own skills, gain valuable flight experience, and build the hours needed for advanced licenses or airline positions. Teaching others to fly isn’t just a job—it’s a legacy that keeps the spirit of aviation alive.

CFI

10 HOURS

Dual Flight Training

4 HOURS

Dual Sim Training

1 HOUR

Spin Endorsement

20 HOURS

Ground Training

CFI-I

5 HOURS

Dual Flight Training

4 HOURS

Dual Sim Training

20 HOURS

Ground Training

Why to become a flight instructor?

Career Opportunities

Holding both CFI (Certified Flight Instructor) and CFII (Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument) allows you to teach a wider range of students, from private pilots to those earning instrument ratings, making you more versatile and employable.

Faster Flight Hour Building

Instructing under both certificates lets you log more diverse flight time, including instrument and actual IFR conditions, accelerating your progress toward higher licenses like the Airline Transport Pilot (ATP)..

Enhanced Skills and Credibility

Teaching both visual and instrument flight sharpens your flying precision, situational awareness, and communication—earning you respect as a highly qualified aviation professional.

At Novah Flight Academy, we take pride in supporting our own. Students who complete all their training with us—from private pilot to flight instructor—receive priority consideration for instructor positions within our academy. We believe in investing in those who have grown with us, ensuring a strong foundation for their aviation careers while maintaining the high standards of excellence that define Novah