USAeroFlight

"Wonderful flight school. Recently received my PPL with them and cannot reccomend enough. They have the best instructors and best aircraft I have seen at a flight school and I've been to a few. Always professional, clean and thorough. Will always reccomend to anyone who asks me for a direction in flight training. They are the best."

"USAeroFlight is an exceptional flight school that pours immense time and attention into each student throughout training. Their dedication to safety, excellence, and integrity are second to none!"

"I have trained at USAeroFlight since the beginning of my private pilot's license all the way through my commercial license. The instructors there are friendly, knowledgeable, and very professional. I would highly recommend this flight school to anyone looking to get into aviation or continue their training."

"USAeroflight has an awesome team of dedicated flight instructors and employees that want to make your goals in aviation their goal as well. I have experienced their commitment to making the skies a safer place from my early Private Pilot days all the way to Commercial. They provide a atmosphere of learning and growth. By meeting the needs and concerns a student might face, the school strives to ensure that the training process is as smooth as possible."

"I am an airline pilot with 25 years of experience flying all types of aircraft. I also have thousands of hours as a flight instructor. It was my good friends birthday and I was stopping in to get checked out on a Cessna 172 so that I could take my friend up for a local flight. Brett offered to do my check out but then proceeded to add additional instruction and flight time of unneeded expense to my bill. I was also surprised by his lack of knowledge of the most basic flight rules. No professional courteousness was offered. He was rude and unhelpful. If this is how he treats a professional pilot, I can only imagine how intimidated his students must feel. My son has started his training to eventually follow in my footsteps to become a professional pilot. I would not feel comfortable sending him to this school."