Accelerated Flight Training & Fast-Track Pilot FAQs

Accelerated flight training is an intensive, immersion-based learning program where students fly 1 to 2 times daily alongside dedicated ground school instruction. By removing multi-week gaps between flights, students retain knowledge faster, build muscle memory quickly, and finish ratings in a fraction of traditional timelines. Read our complete guide on [how accelerated flight training works](/blog/how-accelerated-flight-training-works-timeline-daily-schedule).

Our accelerated Instrument Rating (IFR) program can be completed in as little as 14 days, and our accelerated Commercial Pilot course in 10 to 14 days, assuming prerequisites and weather minimums are met. Review all course details on our [accelerated flight training programs](/programs/accelerated-programs) page.

The Blitz Program is our comprehensive career-track pathway designed to take candidates with zero flight hours all the way to Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII) in approximately 7 to 9 months of full-time training at Ogden-Hinckley Airport.

Accelerated training requires full dedication, study discipline, and daily commitment. However, many students find it more efficient because you spend far fewer hours reviewing previous lessons. For an in-depth breakdown of pros, cons, and ROI, check out our comparison on [accelerated pilot training vs. traditional flight lessons](/blog/accelerated-pilot-training-vs-traditional-flight-lessons).

Yes, Blitz Aviation partners with Stratus Financial and Flight Training Finance to offer full-course financing options, including living expense stipends and deferred payment plans while you train. Learn more on our [Stratus Financial partnership page](/partnerships/stratus-financial).

Spaces are limited to ensure 1-on-1 instructor and aircraft availability. You can begin the admissions process by submitting an [Enrollment Application](/enrollment-form) or speaking with our chief instructors.