Any current ERAU student can rent ERAU airplanes. Single engine airplane rentals require a Private Pilot Certificate and rental checkout from an ERAU Flight Standards Instructor. For multi-engine, complex or aerobatic airplane rentals, an ERAU Flight Instructor must accompany the renter on the flight due to insurance reasons.
For current rates please call the flight supervisor at 928-777-4316.
All ERAU faculty and staff receive a 25% discount off the dry aircraft rate.
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The Embry-Riddle Prescott Flight Department allows owners of private aircraft to park on the Riddle Ramp with prior permission only. If you are interested in parking on the Riddle Ramp, please fill out the Ramp Prior Permission Form and e-mail the completed document to gilesc3@erau.edu. You will be contacted after receiving the form regarding approval and arrival instructions.
For Parents/Guardians
- Online using a credit card at this Public Guest Deposit Form
- Private deposit form (student login)
- Note: Credit card payments are subject to the 2.95% processing fee.
- Deposits are also accepted at the Cashier's office located in building 13 using pin-debit, cash, check,or money order.
- Students will go with their orientation groups out to the flight line for their flight check-in appointment. Students should bring the following to their appointment:
- FAA Flight Medical with 1st or 2nd class privileges
- Proof of Citizenship (per TSA requirements)
- Valid US Passport OR
- Original birth certificate (no copies) AND a Government issued ID (Driver's license or military ID
- Students will need a 1st or 2nd class medical certificate to flight train at ERAU. Please schedule an appointment with an aeromedical examiner (AME) and check-in with flight once they have obtained their medical certificate.
- If your student has a larger issue, then we can discuss that with your student on a one-on-one basis.
- During flight check in, students should inform the ERAU representative that they have previous flight experience. At that time, an appointment will be scheduled with the Chief Instructor or his representative to review the students' logbook and determine which ground and flight course the student will be placed in.
- If the student has already been endorsed for a check ride and has an endorsement in their log book, they may petition the flight department chair, Parker Northrup, for permission to train elsewhere and complete their check ride. Students must have prior written permission for this option.
The restricted ATP allows pilots to obtain a restricted privileges ATP certificate at 1,000 hours. This allows a pilot to serve as a co-pilot at until they obtain the necessary 1,500 hours.
Pilots must meet the requirements outlined on our Letter of Agreement (LOA) with the FAA. The student must be in an approved degree program, complete their instrument and commercial-single flight courses at the Prescott Campus, and complete 60 credits from the approved course list.
- Students will be assigned a Flight Instructor in prioritized order after 2 Sept provided all the necessary paperwork is turned in during flight check in during new student orientation.
- Students should expect their Flight Instructor to contact them shortly after assignment to discuss scheduling.
- Students can only get credit for flight they complete at ERAU. A student can fly elsewhere for additional practice, but that will not count toward their flight training or the Aeronautical Science degree.
The flight courses required for graduation are designed to be completed in 3 years.
Students are expected to stay and fly their first summer to complete their initial certificate or rating. Students are encouraged to fly over all school breaks.
The flight courses required for graduation are designed to be completed in 3 years.
Students are expected to stay and fly their first summer to complete their initial certificate or rating. Students are encouraged to fly over all school breaks.
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