Cirrus Training Center · KPOC · La Verne, California

Learn to fly in the airplane you’ll own.

The Cirrus is the standard. Don’t train in anything but the best. Your first lesson is in the SR20, and no experience is needed.

01 · What it takes

On day one, all you need is your ID.

Day oneYour photo ID. That’s all.

Before you fly soloA medical: an hour with an FAA doctor.

For your checkrideThe written test, at your own pace.

Your week: two lessons of about 90 minutes, booked around your schedule.

02 · The airplane

1The parachuteCAPS. One handle brings the whole airplane down under canopy. Standard on every Cirrus.

2The cabinWide seats, a door on each side, a quiet you can talk over. Built for the people beside you.

3The panelGarmin Perspective: large screens, synthetic vision, and the autopilot you’ll fly behind for years.

This is the standard you train in from your first lesson.

03 · The path

Day 1First flight

Week 6First solo

Week 16Checkride

Two lessons a week. 40 hours is the FAA minimum.

04 · Arrival

Seven questions, then Lipson Aviation calls you to plan it.