Student Reviews
What Our Students Say
Thirty-eight reviews from first-time flyers and students working toward a certificate — 4.9 across eight on Google, and thirty on Facebook. Both profiles are linked below, where you can see who wrote them and when, and where we cannot edit or reorder them.
From Our Students
Quoted in full and newest first, under the reviewer’s own display name. Nothing is trimmed to the flattering half of a sentence.
I booked a discovery flight for my husband’s fiftieth and ended up signing up myself. Denis talked through every single thing before we moved, which is exactly what I needed — I’d been nervous about small planes for years. No sales pitch afterwards either, which I noticed.
Passed my private checkride last month. Sergio is patient in a way that does not slow you down, and told me straight when I was not ready for the ride rather than letting me book it and fail. Scheduling around a full-time job took some doing but they never bumped me for someone else.
Good instruction and an honest rate card — what you see is what you pay, and the aircraft are clean and well kept. Four stars only because the aeroplane you want is not always the one that is free, so if yours is in maintenance your lesson moves to another. They tell you upfront, but it is worth knowing before you start.
English is my second language and I was worried about the radio. Being able to do the ground work in Russian and then switch to English in the cockpit made the difference. I fly solo now.
Read Them On Google
The reviews live on our Google Business Profile and our Facebook page, where you can see who wrote them and when, and where we cannot edit or reorder them. If anything on this site and the platform ever differ, the platform is the one to believe.
See our reviews on GoogleOur Review Policy
- Every review is written by the person who flew. We never write, ghostwrite or commission one.
- Everyone is invited. After a first solo, a passed checkride or a completed discovery flight, the school sends the same neutral request by email two or three days later — the same message to everyone, whatever the flight was like.
- Quotes are used sparingly and always credited. Publishing a photograph, a full name or an extended student story needs that person’s separate written consent.
- We answer reviews ourselves, usually within a week, without disclosing anything about a student’s training or personal circumstances.
Student Stories
A first solo, a private pilot checkride, an adult student who changed career — there are stories here worth telling properly. We publish them one at a time, after an interview, a fact check and a signed release from the person in them. If you have trained with us and would like yours told, say so; if you would rather not, nothing appears.
Flown With Us? Leave A Review
Already flown with us? Share how it went — your review helps the next person choose the right flight for them, especially a first-timer deciding whether to book at all.
You will get a link from us a couple of days after your flight, and you can leave one any time from our Google listing. If something fell short, tell us directly — we would rather hear it first and put it right.
Other Ways To Check Us Out
Reviews are one way to size up a flight school. These are the others, and every one of them is something you can do before spending anything.
- Come and look at the aircraft. Call ahead and we will meet you in the lobby — four of them, from a Cessna 150 trainer to a Piper Seminole twin.
- Ask who is teaching you and what they teach. Both instructors and the certificates they take students through are on the instructors page.
- Read the pricing before you call. The full rate card, what is not included, and a worked private pilot estimate are on the pricing page.
- Read the cancellation policy. It is in our terms, not buried in a phone call.
From The Flight Line
The school as it flies — straight from its Instagram.
See For Yourself
Book A Discovery Flight
Twenty minutes at the airfield tells you more than any review. Come and look at the aeroplane, and meet the person who would be teaching you.