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Learn to Fly in Nevada

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Never rush a badge. Fly only what you're trained and ready for, and plan it with your instructor. Safety first. Last checked October 2026.

Flight training in Nevada

Nevada has no R-ATP college, and CSN's pilot AAS doesn't include the FAA certificates themselves.

  • Flying clubs

    3 listed in this file.

  • Flight schools

    4 rows in this file.

  • Airline base

    Southwest · LAS (incl. ETOPS pilots)

Flying Clubs

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Never affected by sponsorship. Free flying club listings and the A–Z school list are never reordered or affected by sponsors.

Flying clubs are member-run groups that share the cost of aircraft. Because there's no profit markup, hourly rates are often lower than at a flight school, which makes a club one of the cheapest ways to build hours after your private certificate. You also get a community: mentors, safety pilots, fly-outs, and people who know the local examiners and instructors. The trade-offs are monthly dues, a buy-in or initiation fee at many clubs, waitlists, and the fact that not every club offers instruction or accepts student pilots. Rates move with fuel prices, so confirm current costs with the club before you join.

Clubs last checked 2026-10. The file counts 3: 2 community, 0 military, 0 university, 1 school-run. Data quality in the file: partial.

Showing 3 of 3. Clubs without a published hourly rate stay at the bottom of the rate sort.

Flight Schools

Never affected by sponsorship. Free flying club listings and the A–Z school list are never reordered or affected by sponsors.

School details

University programs

College of Southern Nevada (opens in a new tab)

Active

AAS Aviation Technology: Professional Pilot Development

City and airport
Las Vegas · Not found
Part 141
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Published flight cost
Not foundNot found
Aid and GI Bill
Ground school and simulator only. FAA certificates are earned separately with a flight provider
Airline partners
Not found

Sources

UNLV Continuing Education (opens in a new tab)

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Airplane and helicopter pilot certificate programs (non-degree)

City and airport
Las Vegas · Not found
Part 141
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Aid and GI Bill
Not foundNot found
Airline partners
Not found

Sources

Other

ATP Flight School (opens in a new tab)

Locations
Las Vegas (VGT)
Part 61 or 141
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Published cost
$123,995 from zero; $90,995 with private

Scope: fixed tuition; ~$10.5k–$12k exam fees and up to $5k location premium extra

Source year: 2026

VA approved
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Sources

Cadet Programs

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  • Delta Air Lines

    Propel Pilot Career Path (Collegiate & CFI path)

    Open

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  • JetBlue

    Gateway Select

    Open

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  • Envoy Air (American)

    Envoy Cadet Program

    Rolling

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Costs, hubs, notes, and sources

Data quality in the file: thin. Nevada has no R-ATP college, and CSN's pilot AAS doesn't include the FAA certificates themselves. Las Vegas is mainly a Part 61 and ATP market next to Allegiant's HQ and big Southwest and Frontier bases, while Reno has unusually rich local scholarships.

All Nevada flight schools, A–Z

  • ATP Flight School
  • Chennault Flying Service

State money

Airline hubs and bases

Regional and other carriers

Not found This file lists no other carrier base.

Notes

Examiners and medical examiners

Sources for Nevada

Nevada FAQ

How do I become an airline pilot in Nevada?

Nevada has no R-ATP college, and CSN's pilot AAS doesn't include the FAA certificates themselves. Last checked 2026-10. Confirm it with a CFI and each school.

What flight schools are listed for Nevada?

The file lists 4 schools. Names are in Flight Schools on this page.

What published flight costs are listed for Nevada?

Published costs are on each school row. Prices can change. Check the school for the current figure.

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