Midwest Corporate Air

Midwest Corporate Air is a flight school, maintenance shop, and FBO in Bellefontaine, Ohio. The site calls it a Cirrus Authorized Training Center. The company says it has been flying since 1977. Its main location is Bellefontaine, and it has a second training location at Southtec.

The school offers flight training from zero experience to a career ready multi-engine instructor. It also offers accelerated programs. The site says CFI training starts at $7,800 and takes 10 to 15 days. Multi-engine instructor training costs $6,400 and takes 5 to 8 days. CFII, AMEL, and ATP courses are on the same calendar at fixed prices.

The site lists two in-house designated pilot examiners and several more on staff. It lists instructors with CFI, CFII, MEI, ATP, and other certificates. The school also offers traditional training for private, instrument, and commercial ratings, billed by the hour.

The site says the school has 23 aircraft and four simulators. The fleet includes four Diamond DA20 Eclipse aircraft at $210 per hour, seven Diamond DA40 Star aircraft at $260 per hour, and eight Diamond DA42 Twin Star aircraft at $450 per hour. It also lists two Cirrus SR20 G7 aircraft, an American Champion Decathlon, and a Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet at $2,300 per hour. Simulators start at $150 per hour.

The Bellefontaine FBO and a maintenance line are part of the business. The site lists authorized and in house maintenance, plus line service. It also lists lodging and vehicle availability for students, and a location with non-congested airspace.

The site says Quest Federal Credit Union lends up to $110,000 for flight training and pays the school directly. It shows Google reviews from students. The site lists separate contacts for training, maintenance, the FBO, and finance. The owners are Steve Buchenroth and Joti Buchenroth.