Discovery Flight

 A discovery flight, also known as an introductory flight, is a short flight that gives people the opportunity to learn about flying and become familiar with an airplane, airport, and flying environment. Discovery flights are often a first step towards earning a pilot's license. During a discovery flight, participants are assigned to a certified flight instructor who guides them through the process of safely flying an aircraft. The flight typically includes the following activities:

• Preflight inspection: Participants perform a preflight inspection with the instructor
• Safety walk: Participants and the instructor take a safety walk around the aircraft to get a closer look and ask questions
• Flight: The instructor explains the flight plan, reviews the weather, and then allows the participant to fly for most of the flight while monitoring proper techniques 

 Discovery flights are typically around 60 minutes, but participants should plan to be at the airport for 1.5 to 2 hours. Flight time from a discovery flight can be entered into a temporary logbook and may count towards the 40-hour FAA training requirement for those who continue training. The cost of a 1 hour discovery flight with the Certified Flight Instructor and Aircraft is approximately $252.50.

If you are ready to setup a discovery flight, follow either step below!

Follow the link to pay for your Discovery Flight. A Certified Flight Instructor from TAG will contact you for scheduling.