TriState Aviation LLC

★★☆☆☆ 2 out of 5 a year ago

PPL finishing Instrument training (70%+ complete at flight school out of state before moving to NJ recently). Logbook review cost: $225 before deciding to train with a different school. WX minima, daytime flying, aircraft availability a challenge for anyone who works a conventional job while advancing their flying. Strict cancellation policy-- expect to be charged. Pilot controlled airfield (un towered) with runway pavement and taxiway in poor condition. Very close to NY TFR and POTUS Beinater TFR-- expect schedule interruptions Fuel prices very competitive for transient aircraft arriving.

Tom Langowski

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 a year ago

Went for a first time flight with my daughter, who unfortunately got motion sickness. The pilot instructor, Majid, was incredibly kind, understanding and professional. It was a wonderful flight otherwise. Motion sickness aside, I highly recommend!

Barbara Jo McGarry

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 2 years ago

Had a flight lesson with Nick last week! Had such a great time, he was super knowledgeable and answered all our questions! We flew around the Statue of Liberty, Thanks again for an awesome experience!

Ashly Higgins

★☆☆☆☆ 1 out of 5 3 years ago

The worst flight school ever. They will jerk you around and milk you for as long as they can. I spent 2 years of time and money working towards my private pilot at this flight school. After completing all my requirements, they told me I needed to improve landings, maneuvers, and procedures. The flight instructor became an issue, and when I asked for a different instructor, the school refused. The school’s owner kept telling me that I needed to study more before the school would sign off for my check ride. This, even though I passed the FAA written exam with a grade of 92 and passed repeated mock orals. In addition, their airplanes are old, most from the late 1960s and early 1970s, and not in good shape. Many have issues such as the flap indicator being inoperative or the flap switch sticking, the inoperable turn coordinator, problems with the attitude indicator, and inoperable navigation lights and strobes. You’ll get nowhere near a private pilot certificate with this school. - there are much better and more honest flight schools in the area. Then I went to a well-known flight school that had two separate instructors access my abilities - that school determined I was ready for my check ride.

private Pilot

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 6 years ago

You need to go here and experience flight. The instructor is very thorough and informative. The staff are an amazing crew of people. I had a great time and the views you see and what you experience is breathtaking and life changing in the least.

Mike