Flight School tips, especially if located in the Atlanta area

[John Silas]

Should I go to an actual school or just find a CFI and rent a plane to get my ppl?

If you're located around Atlanta and have went to flight school at either aero atlanta, skybound aviation, all 2 fly aviation academy, or american air flight training then please let me know how your experience went. Thanks.

 

[kyleb]

Personally, I'd visit each one and evaluate where you feel most comfortable. Look at the airplanes, how well they are kept. Speak to a couple of instructors and try to ferret out if they are in it for the minute or if they are really interested in instructing. Try and engage a few current students to see if they are satisfied with their experience.

 

[John Silas]

Personally, I'd visit each one and evaluate where you feel most comfortable. Look at the airplanes, how well they are kept. Speak to a couple of instructors and try to ferret out if they are in it for the minute or if they are really interested in instructing. Try and engage a few current students to see if they are satisfied with their experience.

Thanks

 

[dwalt]

Did all of my training and renting, pre-ownership, at Skybound. Flying out of PDK is good experience and they have one of the larger fleets with some variety, which is nice. I personally liked doing 61 vs 141, but that’s personal preference.

Stay away from All2Fly...far, far, far away.

Feel free to DM me if you want more info!


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