Four North Texas airports: Bridgeport, Decatur, Aero Valley and Hicks.
Eight late-model aircraft: seven single-engine trainers and one multi-engine aircraft.
Personalized instruction under Part 61, the federal rules for pilot certification.
Considering learning to fly? Explore flight training with a $199 discovery flight. Contact us to confirm what’s included, what to expect and current scheduling options.
Work toward your private pilot certificate with personalized Part 61 instruction. Discuss your preferred airport, available training days and training costs before you begin.
Continue beyond your private pilot certificate. Tell us your current qualifications and next training goal, then discuss the preparation involved and program availability at your preferred airport.
Build flight time toward your next aviation goal. Share your current certificates and experience, then ask about aircraft options, rates and scheduling at your preferred airport.
“We take a personal approach to flight training, with your goals at the center of the conversation.”
— Flight Path Aviation
Where does Flight Path Aviation operate?
We operate at Bridgeport Municipal (KXBP), Decatur Municipal (KLUD), Aero Valley (52F) and Hicks Airfield (T67). Tell us which airport fits your drive and weekly schedule, then confirm the programs, instructors and aircraft available there.
How do I arrange a $199 discovery flight?
Contact us with your preferred airport and available dates. Before booking, confirm what the $199 price includes, flight duration, preparation instructions and weather-rescheduling terms.
How much does a private pilot license cost?
Private pilot license is the common term for a private pilot certificate. Ask about current rates and the costs that apply to your training, including aircraft time, instructor time, ground instruction, study materials and testing. Discuss those costs alongside the lesson schedule you can maintain.
Can I fit flight training around work?
We offer flexible scheduling. Share the days you can train and your preferred airport, then confirm current instructor and aircraft availability. Consistent training, your progress and weather should all be part of the scheduling discussion.
What if I already have a pilot certificate?
You do not need to start with a discovery flight. Ask directly about instrument, commercial or instructor training, or time building. Include your current certificates, experience, preferred airport and training goal so we can discuss the relevant options.
Bridgeport, Decatur, Aero Valley or Hicks: share your preferred airport, available training days and flying goal. Whether you’re considering your first flight or your next rating, start by discussing the training you need and current availability.
Discuss Your Training Options