FAA Flight Tests and Checkrides in New Jersey: Two DPEs, Teterboro FSDO, All Aircraft Types

Federal Aviation AdministrationAll pilot applicants must successfully complete an FAA practical test, commonly known as a checkride, to earn each pilot certificate or rating. Century Air has two FAA Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs) on staff at Essex County Airport (KCDW), also known as Caldwell Airport, in Fairfield, New Jersey—conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from New York City.

The Teterboro Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) serves Northern New Jersey, including Essex County Airport (KCDW), Teterboro (KTEB), Lincoln Park, Morristown (KMMU), and other area airports.

FAA practical tests, commonly known as checkrides, are administered by FAA Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs) who are authorized to conduct tests for specific pilot certificates and ratings. Before scheduling a checkride, applicants must meet all applicable FAA requirements, complete the IACRA application (FAA Form 8710-1), and receive the required instructor endorsements confirming their readiness for the practical test.

Century Air is proud to have two FAA Designated Pilot Examiners on staff, providing our students with knowledgeable and experienced FAA examiners right here at our training center at Essex County Airport. Applicants may also choose any appropriately authorized FAA Designated Pilot Examiner.

Two FAA Designated Pilot Examiners at Essex County Airport, Fairfield NJ:

Richard A. Greene FAA Designated Pilot Examiner

Richard A. Greene
President/Owner, Century Air
FAA Designated Pilot Examiner
Teterboro FSDO
(973) 575-4800 Office
(973) 714-2253 Mobile

Jay Auslander FAA Designated Pilot Examiner

Jay Auslander
Chief Flight Instructor, Century Air
FAA Designated Pilot Examiner
Teterboro FSDO
(973) 575-4800 Office
(201) 286-0239 Mobile

The Teterboro Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) has jurisdiction over all general aviation airports in Northern New Jersey, including Essex County Airport (KCDW), Teterboro Airport (KTEB), Lincoln Park Airport (KLIC), Morristown Municipal Airport (KMMU), and others. Pilots whose home airport is within the Teterboro District may schedule their FAA checkride with Century Air’s Designated Pilot Examiners at Essex County Airport in Fairfield, NJ, or in some cases at their home airport. Contact us at (800) 486-2368 for details.

The following FAA pilot flight tests may be scheduled at Essex County Airport (KCDW) in Fairfield, NJ, or at your home airport within the New York, New Jersey and tri-state area.

Pilot Flight Tests:

Sport Pilot
Private Pilot
Instrument Rating
Commercial Pilot
Airline Transport Pilot
Multi-engine land
Single-engine land and sea
Flight Instructor – Initial
Flight Instructor – Instrument
Flight Instructor – Multi-Engine

FAA flight tests administered by Century Air’s Designated Pilot Examiners based at Essex County Airport, Fairfield NJ, may be conducted in all piston and turbine aircraft under 12,500 pounds, including:

Piper Aircraft (SEL)- Cherokee, Arrow, Malibu, Saratoga, Comanche
Piper Aircraft (MEL) – Seminole, Seneca, Aztec, Twin Comanche, Apache, Navajo
Cessna – 170, 172, 182, 206, 210, 310, 340, 401, 402, 404, 414, and 421
Beechcraft (SEL) – Bonanza (V-35, A-36, F-33)
Beechcraft (MEL) – Baron, Travel Air, Duchess, Duke, Twin Bonanza, Queen Air and King Air
Mooney
Diamond (Single and Twin)
Tecnam
Cirrus – SR-20, SR-22
TBM 700

Flight tests may be scheduled 7 days per week at the availability of the Designated Examiner. To schedule your FAA checkride or to inquire about DPE availability at Essex County Airport in Fairfield, NJ, contact us at (800) 486-2368 or email info@centuryair.com. You may also contact Richard Greene directly at (973) 714-2253 or Jay Auslander directly at (201) 286-0239.

Testimonial

“After regaining my proficiency and recently completing an instrument rating, I can say that you operate a top-notch professional organization in every way…the operations are run to ‘airline standards’ given the quality of the training programs, equipment, facilities, and overall operation. What makes the difference is the commitment to high standards that you and your team have, and the quality of all your staff…”

Larry Williamson, Chatham, NJ, instrument rating and proficiency training student, Century Air, Essex County Airport, Fairfield NJ