Welcome

Dylan Aviation Aerobatic Flight School is a stick and rudder flight school specializing in aerobatic training, spin and upset recovery, tailwheel training and emergency maneuver training.

Offered Flight Training

Fly Dylan Aviation Aerobatic Flight School
and enjoy a five star Florida venue:

  • Location – Great weather and close to ocean and south Florida attractions.
  • Dual Instruction –  fly with Master CFI-Aerobatic
  • A proven syllabus – that promotes learning, understanding and a lot of fun!
  • Fly a Super Decathlon – a forgiving airplane with super performance.
  • Hospitality – Authentic country inn offers over night southern hospitality.

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Latest From Hanger Talk

Flying tips, anecdotes and comments that promote flying for fun, flying with style and flying safely:

 

Crosswind Take Off – Another Tailwheel Skill for all Pilots

Posted on May 15, 2012 by jalsip

     Pilots spend a lot of time learning to master the cross wind landing, and many articles are written about this skill. But what about Read more...

Learning to Fly Aerobatics

Posted on April 15, 2012 by jalsip

Flying aerobatics is a journey that should begin with safety; you must learn to recover from stalls, upset attitudes and spins. Next you should learn Read more...

Only Two Things to Know: Don’t stall, and control the nose.

Posted on March 15, 2012 by jalsip

Airplanes do not stall. Pilots cause airplanes to stall. That is the theme of this newly released video available at Amazon.com. I think, as pilots, Read more...

Flying the Tailwheel Airplane

Posted on February 3, 2012 by jalsip

Please check out my new book and let me know what you think. https://www.createspace.com/3685665 Flying the Tailwheel AirplaneMy motivation for writing Flying the Tailwheel Airplane Read more...

Train to Avoid the Panic Pull

Posted on January 16, 2012 by jalsip

Your airplane is over banking and you are out of your comfort zone. What are you going to do?  Don’t Panic – Don’t Pull!  Don’t Read more...