World Wide Wings
World Wide Wings is an international flight training organization based in San Bernardino, California. The academy offers FAA-certified pilot training programs designed for students who have completed 12th grade and aspire to become commercial pilots. With modern aircraft, experienced instructors, and global license conversion options, students can earn an FAA Commercial Pilot License and prepare for careers in aviation worldwide.
World Wide Wings is an international flight training organization based in San Bernardino, California. The academy offers FAA-certified pilot training programs designed for students who have completed 12th grade and aspire to become commercial pilots. With modern aircraft, experienced instructors, and global license conversion options, students can earn an FAA Commercial Pilot License and prepare for careers in aviation worldwide.
2885 East, Street, Bldg 339, San Bernardino, CA 92408
FAA Approved - FAR Part 61 / Part 141
SE: Cessna 152s, Cessna 172s, Piper Warrior
ME: Piper Comanche
Note: FAA Approved Flight School (International - Not DGCA Rated)
World Wide Wings is an international flight training organization based in San Bernardino, California. The academy offers FAA-certified pilot training programs designed for students who have completed 12th grade and aspire to become commercial pilots. With modern aircraft, experienced instructors, and global license conversion options, students can earn an FAA Commercial Pilot License and prepare for careers in aviation worldwide.
B.S. Aeronautics + FAA Licenses + up to 36-Month work opportunity.
PPL+IR+CPL(SE, ME) - Foundation training and solo flight milestones.
CFI + Flying Internship - Certification & PPL Flight instructor.
CFII + Flying Internship - Instrumentation Rating and CPL Flight Instructor.
Achieve 1,500+ flight hours by Year 3, complete Aeronautics STEM degree & become eligible for 3Y OPT in the US.
ERAU Credits, CPL (+PPL+IR), 200H Flying + 50H Ground.
ERAU Credits, CFI, 450–600H Flying + 100H Ground.
Complete ERAU Degree, CFII, 600–800H Flying + 200H Ground
World Wide Wings offers Commercial Pilot License Program as per FAA guidelines
Commercial Pilot License as per FAA guidelines. Includes: Books (Basic package for PPL, IR and CPL training), Aircraft rental insurance & admin costs
Private Pilot License training program
Private Pilot License certification
Additional training programs available upon completion of CPL. Accommodation available for up to 9 months at $8,250 (shared housing).
Cessna 152s (3), Cessna 172s (3), Piper Warriors (4), Piper Comanche Twin (1)
B.S. Aeronautics + FAA Licenses + up to 36-Month work opportunity
Phase 1 - PPL+IR+CPL(SE, ME) Foundation training
Phase 2 - CFI + Flying Internship
CFII + Flying Internship
Year 1 (10–12 Months) - ERAU Credits, CPL (+PPL+IR), 200H Flying + 50H Ground
Year 2 (18–24 Months) - ERAU Credits, CFI, 450–600H Flying + 100H Ground
Complete ERAU Degree, CFII, 600–800H Flying + 200H Ground
Books (Basic package for PPL, IR and CPL training), Aircraft rental insurance & admin costs included
Program conducted under FAA FAR Part 61 (Learn & Earn program under FAR 141 available)
Full-time availability required per USCIS, SEVIS, and DHS guidelines (for international students)
All assumptions of numbers, durations, costs are approximate and subject to change Actual costs may differ based on country-specific requirements and exchange rates at time of arrival
2885 East, Street, Building 339, San Bernardino, CA 92408, USA
Admission for pilot training courses at World Wide Wings is generally open throughout the year, with new enrollments starting periodically. International students are highly advised to apply at least 3 to 6 months in advance to allow sufficient time for visa processing (such as the M-1 student visa), TSA clearance, and medical assessments.
The typical duration of a CPL or Integrated ATPL program at World Wide Wings is 12 to 24 months. The exact timeline depends on whether you choose a modular or integrated pathway, weather patterns at the training base, and your weekly flying frequency.
To enroll at World Wide Wings, you must be at least 17 or 18 years old (depending on the program), have completed secondary education (STEM subjects preferred), and hold a valid aviation medical certificate (EASA, FAA, or UKCAA Class 1 or Class 2 depending on your target license).
Most major flight training organizations like World Wide Wings offer either on-campus housing/hostel accommodation and mess facilities, or have partnerships with local student housing providers. Please contact the school directly using the details below for current availability and rates.