Epic Flight Academy

★ 5/5 · a month ago

June 27, 2026: Hello, I have just finished my Discovery Flight...it was excellent!

I'm a USAF active-duty Veteran who worked as a Non-Destructive Inspection Technician for my six-year enlistment. I greatly enjoyed my USAF job.

I love to travel and drive, I don't like staying in one place too for long! I do love to ride motorcycles as well as drive my manual gearbox transmission car! So, ever since serving in the...

BlackAmericanLesbian Professional

★ 5/5 · 5 months ago

My son, Michael went on a flight session this morning for his birthday weekend with Epic Academy and he had a great time. He flew for about an hour and we were given a tour. The instructor Cody and staff member Greg were very professional and welcoming. He had a blast and looks forward to becoming a student one day.

Junelle Gallon

★ 5/5 · a year ago

I’m currently a commercial student and have received my private pilot’s license and instrument rating at the Tallahassee Epic campus, and I’ve loved every second of it. Our flight instructors are incredible and it’s a very supportive environment. I definitely made the right choice when I decided to do my flight training here.

Hawthorne Hay

★ 5/5 · 2 years ago

Epic Flight Academy in Tallahassee is a good place to learn how to fly! They have a great fleet and you feel they are concerned about safety in how they care for the planes. Truly a rewarding, excellent experience getting my certificates there. I did a little training at the main Daytona campus also; it is an excellent facility! All around one of the most rewarding endeavors of my life to attend flight school here.

Ian Slentz

★ 5/5 · 2 years ago

Love this flight school. The instructors are very accommodating to your needs and will provide one on one instruction. Sometimes other students will have other students join in on their lessons to help with their progress in their course as well. I love hanging out after my done with my lesson just to talk to anybody with some their experiences of flying to students or even the instructors to pick their minds.

Michael Malone