Get comfortable in the airplane again.
Whether you’re planning a flight review, returning after time away, or working on a skill that never quite felt solid, we can build a practical one-on-one lesson around your experience.
Plan a flight review ↗Use the flight for what you need.
We can focus on landings, aircraft handling, cross-country planning, weather decisions, or other areas you want to revisit. A flight review includes ground and flight discussion tailored to your experience and current flying. We’ll talk through the scope before we schedule it.
If you are transitioning into a Cessna 182 or seeking high-performance training, tell me about your aircraft experience and access. We can discuss a suitable plan and any endorsement requirements.
I coordinate instruction around Kissimmee Gateway (KISM), Orlando North Air Park (FA83), and Merritt Island (KCOI), subject to aircraft availability and rental arrangements.
The Piper PA-28-151 is one of the single-engine aircraft options for suitable lessons.
Arrive with a goal. Leave with a plan.
Tell me what changed
Share your recent flying, the airplane, and anything that feels uncertain.
Set a lesson objective
We’ll discuss the ground and flight topics that make sense for your situation.
Debrief honestly
We’ll review what went well and what to practice next. An endorsement depends on demonstrated proficiency.
Know the cost before scheduling.
Ground and flight instruction is $75 per hour. Each aircraft rents for $180 per hour wet, with fuel included. One billed hour in an aircraft plus one billed hour of instruction adds up to $255; additional ground instruction is $75 per hour.
Send your preferred aircraft and airport so we can discuss the lesson length and an appropriate plan.
Flight review or proficiency flight?
If you need a flight review, say so when you contact me. If you simply want more confidence with landings, navigation, or a new airplane, we can plan a proficiency lesson around that goal.
Tell me what you want to work on.
Include your recent experience, aircraft, and preferred airport. We’ll make the next flight useful.
Contact Luis ↗