Learn to Fly

One of the first memories I have of aviation is the day my mother’s cousin took me up in his Cessna Skyhawk. I must have been in the 4th or 5th grade and it’s a day I’ll never forget. […]

This non-credit course will be taught by ground instructor, Dr. Robert Kuhns, a private pilot and director of Butler’s McConnell Campus. […]

There are many different kinds of pilots. After all, millions of Americans have learned how to fly. Some fly just for fun. Some fly as a way to travel to their jobs. And some are career pilots who fly professionally to earn a living. […]

There are many different kinds of pilots. After all, millions of Americans have learned how to fly. Some fly just for fun. Some fly as a way to travel to their jobs. And some are career pilots who fly professionally to earn a living. […]

The Young Eagles program has been a memorable experience for over 1,000 students from Wichita West High School since 1995. […]

As a pilot, you’ll be governed by the regulations set by the FAA. The more responsibility you take on as a pilot, the more stringent the FAA requirements become. […]

Learning to fly a general aviation airplane opens the door to a wide variety of career opportunities. […]

Although nothing is mind-boggling or mysterious about flying, there is much to learn — just as there is in learning to drive a car. […]

A page of questions and answers about flying. […]

When a plane passes over, do you wish you could be flying high above the ground, soaring like a bird? You can be. […]