Capital City Aviation

Capital City Aviation is a flight school and charter operator in Columbus, Ohio. The site says it was founded in 2004 as a non-profit flying club by several Ohio State University pilots. It is now an Authorized Cirrus Training Center. The main operations address is 2160 West Case Road, Columbus, OH 43235, at the Ohio State University Airport.

The school offers private, instrument, commercial, CFI and CFII training. It also offers Cessna and Piper training, Cirrus training, and intro flights. The site lists financing options and says the school has a designated pilot examiner on staff. The school says it has a safety first culture, with standardized syllabi and oversight by chief instructors.

The aircraft rental service is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Aircraft are available for training and personal flying. The site lists Cessna and Cirrus simulators at the Ohio State University Airport location. Reserve aircraft can also be booked.

The school offers charter flights for up to three passengers. Charter requests ask for the number of passengers, the number of bags, the departure and return dates, the estimated time and the destination. The site says the charter flights are for personalized private air travel.

The business office is at Bolton Field Airport in Columbus, where the maintenance team is also based. The site says the in-house maintenance team lets the school respond quickly to aircraft needs. The site lists a maintenance phone number.

The school phone number is (614) 459-2541. The maintenance phone number is (614) 363-8007. The site also has links to Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.