FAQs
Q: Is flying dangerous?
A: No. There are numerous procedures that we do almost every day in the plane to keep you and others around you, including ourselves, as safe as possible. Believe it or not, studies show that flying is actually safer than driving.
Q: How much does it cost to join the club?
A: There is a security deposit of $100 upon registration that will be returned to you at the end of the year. Other than that, club dues are just $20 a month. This pays for common expenses associated with running the club.
Q: Is flying expensive?
A: Depending on what you’re doing, the price of flying varies. It will cost you more to do flight training than it would be to fly with CAC because with us you can fly for as little as nothing. We try hard to keep our flights as reasonably priced as possible.
Q: What career opportunities are available in the aviation industry?
A: Of course, besides being an airline pilot, you can be a flight attendant, corporate pilot, aircraft mechanic, ramper, aircraft engineer, air traffic controller, flight instructor, and more! We have people that come in all the time to talk to our kids
A: No. There are numerous procedures that we do almost every day in the plane to keep you and others around you, including ourselves, as safe as possible. Believe it or not, studies show that flying is actually safer than driving.
Q: How much does it cost to join the club?
A: There is a security deposit of $100 upon registration that will be returned to you at the end of the year. Other than that, club dues are just $20 a month. This pays for common expenses associated with running the club.
Q: Is flying expensive?
A: Depending on what you’re doing, the price of flying varies. It will cost you more to do flight training than it would be to fly with CAC because with us you can fly for as little as nothing. We try hard to keep our flights as reasonably priced as possible.
Q: What career opportunities are available in the aviation industry?
A: Of course, besides being an airline pilot, you can be a flight attendant, corporate pilot, aircraft mechanic, ramper, aircraft engineer, air traffic controller, flight instructor, and more! We have people that come in all the time to talk to our kids
