If you're interested in flight training with us, please reach out!  We work with individuals of all ages and skill levels, and we'd love to schedule a free call to discuss your specific situation.  We can to help you find an aircraft to use for your training or provide training in an aircraft you already own. 

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Sport Pilot 

The updated MOSIAC ruling of 2025 made becoming a sport pilot so much more powerful!  If you're interested in flying as a hobby, this is a great place to start.  

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Private Pilot 

The first step in your flying journey.  This takes a minimum of 40 hours of flight time, though most people take closer to 70 hours.  This allows you to fly general aviation aircraft in good weather, and can open up a world of possibilities. 

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Instrument Rating 

This rating is an important add-on for any pilot.  It is a great way to continue learning, improve your aircraft handling skills and airspace knowledge, and equip you to fly when visibility is poor.  Even if you never intend to fly in clouds, it is an important resource for any pilot to have, another tool to keep you and your passengers safe.

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Commercial Pilot 

This is the next step for those looking to purse flying as a career, and requires a minimum of 250 hours of flight time.  Common jobs for commercial pilots include survey, charter, banner towing, freight, and more.  We only offer single engine commercial training at this time.