Flight Training Programs
Belmar Aviation is the only flight school in the Lexington area offering private, instrument, commercial, and twin-engine training onsite at Georgetown Scott County Airport. Start with a Discovery Flight, follow a clear training path, and review pilot training costs in Kentucky before you enroll.
Private Pilot
Your first certificate — structured Part 61 training tailored to your pace.
Part 61 private pilot training at Belmar Aviation is structured around your schedule — not a rigid semester calendar. Most students start with a Discovery Flight, then build toward the FAA knowledge test and practical exam with one-on-one instruction in our Cessna trainers.
Instrument Rating
Build precision and confidence for IFR operations.
An instrument rating sharpens precision, expands weather options, and builds the discipline required for professional flying. Training combines ground study, simulator-style preparation, and IFR flights with certified instructors at Georgetown Scott County Airport (27K).
Commercial Pilot
Advance toward professional flying with onsite twin-engine training.
Commercial pilot training advances your skills toward paid flying opportunities. Belmar offers onsite complex and multi-engine training — a differentiator among Lexington-area flight schools — so you can progress without traveling for twin-engine instruction.
Multi-Engine
Twin-engine training on our Baron 56TC for advanced ratings and proficiency.
Train on our Baron 56TC for multi-engine ratings, commercial add-ons, and twin-engine proficiency. High-performance twin training is available onsite at 27K — rare for Central Kentucky Part 61 schools.
Flight Review & IPC
Stay current with recurrent training and instrument proficiency checks.
Stay current with a flight review (formerly BFR) or instrument proficiency check (IPC). Recurrent training keeps skills sharp and meets FAA currency requirements for safe rental and IFR operations.