Where We Are

Tucson is a great place to fly airplanes and for flight training. With 300+ sunny days per year, rarely does weather stop general aviation flights. There are enough mountains to learn to fly near and around them, but they're spread out enough to not be be a major concern. There are a good amount of airports without the airspace being crowded. Often there are few or no airplanes in the practice areas. Learning to negotiate the busier airspaces is an important part of training, and that can be done as needed at Tucson International's Class C airport, or Phoenix's Class B just an hour flight away.