Question 1

How many flight schools are in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Georgia has 2 flight schools listed on HangarMath and 2 Part 61 schools. Schools are located across 2 cities in the state.

Question 2

Where can I learn to fly in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Flight training is available at 2 schools across Georgia, including programs in Lawrenceville, Atlanta. Most schools offer Private Pilot through Instrument Rating, with some providing advanced ratings like Commercial and CFI.

Question 3

What is the difference between Part 61 and Part 141 flight schools?

Accepted Answer

Part 141 schools follow an FAA-approved structured curriculum and can often complete training in fewer required hours (e.g., 35 hours for Private Pilot vs 40 under Part 61). Part 61 schools offer more flexible scheduling and pacing. In Georgia, there are 0 Part 141 and 2 Part 61 schools listed. Both produce equally qualified pilots — the best choice depends on your learning style and schedule.

School	City	Airport	Part	Ratings
Lanier Flight Center	Lawrenceville	KLZU	61	PPL, IR, CPL, ME
Skybound Aviation	Atlanta	KPDK	61	PPL, IR, CPL

Flight Schools in Georgia