Northern Colorado’s most diverse Fleet
Why does having a wide selection of aircraft matter?
Flying different aircraft is essential for helping pilots distinguish between their own performance and the performance of the aircraft. It allows pilots to identify and correct deficiencies in technique that may develop from only flying one type of aircraft. Learning the systems and handling characteristics of a new aircraft enhances your understanding of aviation and often deepens your knowledge of your primary aircraft. Flying multiple types of aircraft builds confidence, versatility, and skill. We aren’t just training pilots to fly one aircraft; we’re preparing pilots to excel in any environment, regardless of the aircraft they fly.
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N410FP - $190/HR
N41FP is a 2006 Diamond DA40 with a Lycoming O-360 180HP engine. Photo and more information coming soon!
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N5122U - $190/hr
N5122U is a 2009 Cessna 172S powered by a Lycoming IO-360-L2A producing 180hp. 22U is equipped with a state-of-the-art Garmin G1000 avionics suite. The GFC 700 2-axis autopilot classifies 22U as TAA (technically advanced aircraft) allowing it to be used towards the Commercial requirements. N5122U makes for an excellent primary trainer as well as an incredibly capable IFR machine.
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N4110R "Emilia" - $145/hr
The Diamond DA20-C1 is a sleek modern aircraft built solely for the purpose of flight training. N4110R, is a 2007 Diamond DA20-C1 powered by a Continental IO-240B engine producing 125hp. The center-stick pushrod controls create excellent responsiveness for a fun and exciting flying experience. N4110R is equipped with modern avionics including a Garmin 430 GPS, dual Garmin radios, and a Garmin transponder. With great high altitude performance and excellent safety record the DA20 is the United States Air Force Academy aircraft of choice for initial flight training.
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N9554V "Dwayne"- $176/hr
N9554V is a 1974 Cessna 172M, with the 180hp engine conversion, and a well maintained interior. Look for completely updated comms, VOR, and GPS in the near future. Right now, it’s a great VFR trainer with a four-place intercom, and has plenty of climb performance. Book an introduction to mountain flying and expand your horizons today!
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N1256U "Eloise" - $170/hr
N1256U is a 1976 Cessna 172M with a 160 horsepower O-320 Lycoming engine. Equipped with dual Nav/Comms and DME this is an excellent aircraft for all phases of flight training. With well balanced flight controls, a smooth engine, and classic lines, this aircraft has become an instructor and mechanic favorite.
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N1352U - $170/HR
N1352U is a 1976 Cessna 172M with a 160HP O-320 Lycomiong engine. Photo and more information coming soon!
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N43151 - $170/hr
Owned by our very own instructor, Lance Robinson, N43151 is a 1974 Piper Archer with a Lycoming 0-360-A4A, 180hp engine that makes for a great training aircraft at higher altitudes. It has a brand new interior since being purchased last year, and also offers all of the essentials when working towards your Pilot License! It has been overhauled with new comms and nav radios. It’s a great VFR trainer with a four-place intercom, plenty of room in the front and back, and has power to spare!