It’s hard to imagine a multi-engine trainer with more safety features and trusted construction than the low-wing Piper Seminole. The standard for transitioning from single to twin-engine flying, the Seminole opens up possibilities for mastering more maneuvers in the air for the aspiring pilot. It has a sleek, modern avionics suite and two Lycoming engines for impressive performance in high density altitudes.

The four-seat, fixed-wing Cessna 172 Skyhawk is the top-rated single-engine flight training aircraft in the world. One reason is its elegant design. The wings are positioned above the fuselage instead of underneath it, providing greater visibility. Simple to control, the glass cockpit gives the Cessna Skyhawk a pleasurable feel in the air and measured landing speed. It’s perfect for students passionate about aviation.