Discover Flight Training

Here are some key features of a discovery flight: 

 1. Purpose: The main goal of a discovery flight is to give participants a taste of what it's like to be a pilot. It serves as an introduction to aviation, allowing potential students to evaluate whether they want to pursue flight training. 

 2. Duration: Discovery flights last 30 minutes.

 3. Aircraft: The flight is conducted in a Piper Cherokee or Diamond DA 40 These planes are commonly used for training due to their stability and ease of handling. 

 4. Instructor: A certified flight instructor (CFI) accompanies the participant. The instructor is responsible for the safety of the flight and will also provide guidance and instruction during the experience.

 5. Pre-flight Briefing: Before the flight, the instructor will conduct a pre-flight briefing, which may cover topics like aircraft controls, safety procedures, and the planned route. 

 6. Hands-on Experience: During the flight, participants often have the opportunity to take the controls under the instructor's supervision. They may practice basic maneuvers like climbing, turning, and descending. 

 7. Scenic Views: Many discovery flights include scenic routes, allowing participants to enjoy beautiful landscapes and views from the sky.

 8. Post-flight Discussion: After landing, the instructor typically debriefs the participant, discussing their experience, answering questions, and providing information about further flight training opportunities if interested. 

 9. Cost: Discovery flights cost 179.99, 

Time flown goes toward future flight training hour credits if the participant decides to continue. Overall, a discovery flight is an exciting and educational experience for anyone curious about flying, providing a unique opportunity to see the world from a pilot's perspective.