Our Aircraft

Piper Cherokee 180

Our 1966 Piper Cherokee PA-28 180 aircraft, N9356J, is equipped with a 180 HP engine—40 more horsepower than the standard Cherokee models. This upgrade provides improved climb performance and greater versatility for a variety of flight conditions. The aircraft has been meticulously maintained with no expense spared, ensuring optimal performance and safety. It has always been hangared, which has significantly contributed to the longevity of its components and protects the airframe from environmental wear.

Key Features:

  • Engine: Lycoming O-360-A4A, 180 HP, offering superior climb rate and cruise performance.

  • Maintenance: Comprehensive service records available; regular inspections and maintenance performed to the highest standards.

  • Avionics: Equipped with high quality King-Bendix analog gauges, our philosophy is that these are best to learn on for primary training then move up to a glass cockpit for advanced training.

  • Condition: Excellent mechanical condition, with a clean interior and well-preserved exterior.

Cessna 150-E

Our 1965 Cessna 150E, N3583J, is equipped with a Continental O-200 engine and standard “6 pack” instruments. This makes this aircraft ideal for initial instruction for Light-Sport, Recreational, and Private Pilot training as well as solo time building for Commercial Pilot students looking for an economical way to get to 250 hours. The high wing orientation also provides some different experience for students who started in our Cherokee and want to expand their horizons. The two seat interior layout, makes this aircraft a true trainer, most suitable for a single pilot, or a student and instructor.

Key Features:

  • Engine: Continental O-200-A2A, 100 HP provides excellent fuel economy, and great opportunity to truly understand performance planning prior to takeoff.

  • Avionics: Basic “6 pack” instrumentation augmented with a Garmin aera 500 and VOR provide an outstanding platform for initial visual flight rules training.

  • Condition: Excellent mechanical condition, with a clean, two seat, interior configuration.