Stefan holds CFI, CFII, and MEI certificates plus advanced and instrument ground instructor ratings, so you never have to change instructors as you move up.
Flight instruction and ground instruction, same rate. No school markup, no membership fees, no minimum hours.
The most popular training airplane ever built. Stable, forgiving, and honest, with a standard six pack of instruments and a modern avionics stack.
Learning on classic gauges builds the fundamentals that transfer to any cockpit you fly later, glass or otherwise. See the panel.

The Cessna 172 students train in. Aircraft rental is arranged separately.
You learn on a standard six pack, the same instruments pilots have trained on for decades. Behind them sits a modern stack that keeps you connected and aware of everything around you.

The six pack: airspeed, heading, attitude, altimeter, turn coordinator, and vertical speed.

The stack: audio panel, two comms, and the Garmin GNX 375 showing traffic and weather.
Stefan takes maintenance seriously, and it shows in the airplane you train in. It is inspected and maintained by an FAA certificated mechanic on a regular schedule, every required inspection is kept current, and squawks get fixed, not deferred.
Before every flight you and Stefan walk the airplane together on a full preflight. If anything is not right, the lesson waits until it is. That is the standard you learn from day one, and the standard you carry into every airplane you fly after this one.
Aircraft rental is arranged separately.
1.5 hours including a briefing, preflight, and a flight over the beaches with you at the controls. $140, instructor included.
The certificate that lets you fly yourself, friends, and family. Ground school, flight training, and checkride prep, all with Stefan. Most students finish in about three months flying two to three times a week.
Learn to fly by reference to instruments and in real weather, with a CFII. Makes you a far more capable and confident pilot, and it is required for most flying careers.
Precision maneuvers and the standards that let you be paid to fly. Single engine in the Cessna 172. Commercial multi engine and MEI training available in your own aircraft.
For flight instructors adding the instrument instructor rating. Efficient, focused prep from an instructor who did it himself.
Flight reviews, instrument proficiency checks, and Cessna 172 familiarization for licensed pilots getting back in the air or new to the type.
Part 61. It is the same FAA certificate at the end, with the flexibility to train at your pace instead of on a fixed school syllabus.
Ground school is one on one with Stefan at the same $40 per hour rate, scheduled around your flying so the lessons connect.
Instruction is paid by card after each lesson. Aircraft rental is arranged separately.
Yes. The Cessna 172 students train in is inspected and maintained by an FAA certificated mechanic, with every required inspection kept current. Stefan does a full preflight with you before every flight and does not fly with an open squawk. Aircraft rental is arranged separately from instruction.
Yes. Stefan is an MEI and can train commercial multi engine and MEI candidates in your own multi engine aircraft.