FAA Part 141

FAA Part 141 refers to a set of regulations established by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that govern the operation of flight training schools in the United States. These schools must meet specific requirements for curriculum, facilities, and instructor qualifications to ensure a standardized and effective training process. Part 141 programs are typically more structured than Part 61 programs, allowing students to acquire pilot certifications in a more organized manner. Schools under Part 141 can offer fewer flight hours for certification because of their rigorous training and curriculum standards.