Rent an Aircraft

To rent out an aircraft, you first need to be checked out in that aircraft with one of our Certified Flight Instructors. During this flight, you'll perform some basic flight maneuvers, including, but not limited to:

- Slow flight

- Power-off/approach stall or power-on/departure stall

- Simulated emergency engine failure

- Steep turn

- Three takeoffs & landings

Once you have a checkout flight and all the required paperwork, you can rent one of our aircraft and get back into the skies.

To rent an aircraft, you must...

- Have a current and valid pilot certificate

- Have a current and valid medical certificate

- Have a current and valid government-issued photo ID

- Agreed to and signed our Pilot Rental Agreement

- Have aircraft non-owned renter's insurance covering up to $5,000 in hull coverage.

Many companies offer aircraft insurance available to renters.

- Avemco

- AOPA