A Discovery Flight is your first hands-on experience flying an airplane. Fly with a certified instructor, take the controls, and see what pilot training is really like. No experience required—just curiosity and a sense of adventure.

Ground School builds the knowledge foundation every safe, confident pilot needs. Through structured classroom-style training, students learn how airplanes fly, how to navigate airspace, understand weather, communicate effectively, and make smart flight decisions. This course prepares you for FAA knowledge tests and real-world flying.

The Private Pilot License (PPL) is your foundation as a pilot. Learn to fly safely and confidently, plan cross-country flights, and operate aircraft independently. PPL training prepares you to carry passengers and explore the freedom of flight—just not for hire.

The Instrument Rating (IFR) teaches pilots to fly using instruments and air traffic control procedures when visibility is limited. This training improves safety, precision, and confidence, allowing you to operate reliably in a wider range of weather conditions.

The Commercial Pilot Rating trains you to a professional standard of precision, skill, and decision-making. Advanced maneuvers, performance accuracy, and real-world flight planning prepare you for paid flying and aviation career opportunities.

Our aircraft rentals give qualified pilots access to well-maintained, reliable airplanes for proficiency flying, cross-country trips, and continued training. Fly on your schedule with aircraft you know and trust, supported by professional maintenance and local expertise.

Flying in the mountains is both challenging and incredibly rewarding. With the Great Smoky Mountains surrounding Greeneville, our Mountain Flying Course introduces pilots to real-world mountain operations at regional airports throughout the Smokies. Learn performance planning, weather awareness, terrain effects, and decision-making unique to mountain environments.

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Turn altitude into opportunity. Fly skydivers. Build time fast.

Drop zones across the U.S. are busier than ever—and they need trained jump pilots. With roughly 265 U.S. drop zones conducting 3+ million jumps each year using nearly 400 aircraft, jump flying has become one of the most efficient and exciting ways to build experience, earn solid pay, and advance your aviation career.