Ontario Fun Flyers

Discover Exceptional Flight Training and Aviation Services in Kingston, Ontario

Have you ever dreamed of soaring through the skies? Ontario Fun Flyers makes that dream a reality! Located at Norman Rogers Airport in Kingston, Ontario, this leading provider of aviation training and services offers an opportunity not only to become a pilot but also to enjoy the breathtaking views of the beautiful Kingston area. With such a vibrant aviation community, Ontario Fun Flyers stands out with a commitment to excellence in training and service delivery!

Comprehensive Flight Training Programs

• Recreational Pilot Training: Tailored programs for those who want to enjoy flying for leisure.
• Private Pilot License (PPL): Get the credentials to fly on your own and explore new horizons.
• Night, Instrument, and Multi-Engine Ratings: Expand your flying capabilities with advanced ratings.
• Discovery Flights: Interested but unsure? Experience flying with introductory flights over Kingston!

Diverse Aircraft Fleet for Training and Rentals

• Cessna 150 and 152: Ideal for beginner pilots, these two-seat trainers are equipped for a comfortable learning experience.
• Cessna 172: Available for training and rentals; perfect for cross-country flying and IFR certified.
• Piper Aztec: A robust option for multi-engine training for experienced pilots looking to broaden their skills.

Exceptional Safety Standards and Experienced Instructors

• Highly Qualified Instructors: All instructors have substantial flying experience and certifications to ensure safe and effective training.
• Safety First Approach: Adherence to the highest safety protocols to ensure every flight is secure and enjoyable.
• Ongoing Training: Instructors constantly enhance their skills to provide the best training practices.

Community Engagement and Sightseeing Tours

• Local Discoveries: Enjoy breathtaking aerial views during sightseeing flights over Kingston and explore stunning landscapes.
• Community Events: Ontario Fun Flyers actively participates in local aviation events, fostering community relationships.
• Flying for a Cause: Engaging in charitable flights to support local initiatives and programs.