The primary obstacle preventing students from achieving their aviation dreams has always been the high cost of learning to fly. Considering airplane rentals and instruction fees, the expenses associated with flying can deter even the most dedicated pilots from pursuing their passion.

To address this issue, AIA Aviation has teamed up with various loan providers in the United States.

With monthly payments as low as $200, aspiring pilots can now learn to fly without straining their finances.

Affordable, Simple, & Adaptable Financing

Financing options allow you to fund your training at rates as low as $200 per month. This approach not only saves you money in the long run but also enables you to complete your training within a reasonable time frame, with fewer hours than if you were to prolong your flight training.

These financing options make the dream of becoming a pilot more attainable, offering special deals and advantages such as low down payments and monthly payments ranging from $200 – $300. Various programs are available, allowing you to select the one that suits you best.

Financing vs. Credit Card

Is it wise to use your credit card to pay for flight training? Surprisingly, the answer might be… maybe.

Using a credit card for flight training could be a good idea when:

• You have ample unused credit card lines available
• You can repay the cost of your training quickly
• You don’t require your credit card lines for other purchases
• You want to earn rewards, miles, cash back, etc.

Credit cards are convenient for everyday needs and balancing personal cash flow. However, it’s unwise to accumulate credit card debt that you cannot repay promptly and easily, as it results in higher interest payments and negatively impacts your credit score.

Moreover, it’s important to remember that credit card companies can raise interest rates without notice or warning. In contrast, financing offers stable and fixed fees throughout your course. Unlike traditional loans where you borrow a set amount and pay interest on the entire loan, financing grants you access to funds and charges fees only on the amount you use.

Example: You borrow $15,000 to complete your Private Pilot Course, but you end up using only $10,000. In this case, your loan is reduced to $10,000, with the remaining $5,000 returned to the lender and your payments adjusted accordingly.

Take a look at some of the Loan Partnership Links below, and let us know if you have any questions!