With an FAA Private Pilot certificate you can fly nearly anywhere in the USA in VFR conditions. A flight of four hours in a single engine piston can usually take you as far north as Maine, and as far South as the Outer Banks in North Carolina. It makes the world a whole lot smaller!
Yes, the aircraft we use for instruction are some of the safest aircraft to learn in and we specifically designed for students to learn how to fly. To see the aircraft we use click here.
Yes, you can find information on the requirement for obtaining a tailwheel endorsement here.
Call or text Maura at 518-415-5107 to get started. If you are ready to enroll, click here.
We train our students in Piper aircraft. Tailwheel students learn in an Aeronica Champion.
No, but we recommend you to take a introductory flight lesson to if you want to get the basic understanding of what it is like to learn to fly.
We mainly have many different training programs which include Discovery Flight, Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, CFI or CFII, Tailwheel, and Instrument Rating. You can check our Course section for more information.
All licenses are perpetual. However, you will need to pass a flight review with an FAA certificated instructor every 2 years.
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