Intro aerobatic programs?

[Michael A]

Hi,
Im looking for to do a weekish long aerobatic program (no prior aerobatic expirience) and am looking for recomedations. Just a fun thing not looking to get into competitve aerobatics or anything. I know some have housing on site which would would be ideal but its fine if it doesnt. Thanks for the help!

 

[AggieMike88]

Supplying your location might help. Are you willing to travel?

 

[Michael A]

Supplying your location might help. Are you willing to travel?

Haha my bad. Located in maryland but if it is a mutliple day course that is worth it i am absolutly willing to travel. Thanks

 

[texasclouds]

Koontz is your man: http://www.gkairshows.com/Newsite/Training/Basic.html

 

[AggieMike88]

Not far from where I am located

https://www.tail-wheel.com/

 

[whifferdill]

Adam Cope in the Potomac area is an excellent long time acro instructor and aerobatic pilot. He uses a Super D, which is a perfect trainer.

http://dcaerobatics.com

 

[alfadog]

Do it right, go fly with Patty Wagstaff...

https://pattywagstaff.com/school/

 

[whifferdill]

Do it right, go fly with Patty Wagstaff...

https://pattywagstaff.com/school/

Patty is good, but there are plenty of equally good instructors (and dare I say possible even better) around the country who just might not have names that non-acro folks recognize. There's no automatic correlation between fame and quality of instruction. But I understand that non acro folks not in the community tend to assume fame automatically equals the best of the best and the ideal choice. I think we've covered this territory here before.