• INLAND EMPIRE’S #1 FLIGHT SCHOOL ⋅ CORONA, CA
One-on-one flight training from certified pilots – whether your goal is a private pilot certificate, a career in aviation, or just the experience of a lifetime.
Your training journey at a glance
Why Train with us
Train in well-maintained aircraft equipped with advanced avionics - glass cockpit experience from day one.
We build your training plan around your life - evenings, weekends, whatever works. No rigid class schedules.
Corona Municipal Airport gives student pilots more practice time with less radio congestion - a faster path to solo.
Our training programs
The foundation of aviation — fly yourself, family, and friends almost anywhere in the country, whether for travel, adventure, or the sheer love of flying.
Learn to fly through clouds and low visibility using instruments alone — the certification that unlocks year-round flying in nearly any weather.
The certification required to fly for compensation — your first step toward a professional career as a charter, corporate, or airline pilot. Get paid to fly!
Step up to twin-engine aircraft — the faster, more capable, and more powerful planes flown in charter, corporate, and airline operations.
Turn your flying skills into teaching skills — the certification that lets you train new pilots while building the flight hours airlines want to see.
Embark on a 60-minute first flight where you take the controls yourself with a certified instructor beside you — no experience needed, no commitment required.
Student Stories
FAQ
To earn a Private Pilot Certificate, FAR Part 61 details the information you must learn and requires a minimum of 40 hours of flight training: 30 with an instructor and 10 solo. Few people complete their training in the minimum amount of time; most take 60 to 80 hours.
You must meet the basic FAA criteria:
If you are pursuing a private, instrument or multi-engine certificate you will most likely learn to fly in a two- or four-seat airplane with one engine and fixed landing gear. Most training airplanes carry two to four hours of aviation fuel and fly about 100 mph.
The options are endless! Take local sightseeing flights with friends and family, travel farther for business or recreation. Test your mettle (and your stomach) learning to fly aerobatics for fun or competition. Build and fly your own aircraft or restore and fly antique/classic aircraft. Join a flying club to connect with other aviation enthusiasts. You can also support a growing number of flight organizations that support humanitarian causes, such disaster relief or transportation for non-critical medical treatment. You can also continue your training all the way to Commercial Certificate and apply for an airlines or become a corporate/charter pilot.
Whether it’s your first time in a cockpit or your next rating, we’ve got the aircraft, instructors, and runway time waiting for you at Corona Municipal Airport.
The Inland Empire’s premier flight school — one-on-one pilot training at Corona Municipal Airport since 2019.
