Snohomish Flying Service

Snohomish Flying Service has been in business since 1950. The company is based at Harvey Field in the Snohomish River Valley of Washington State. The airport sits about twenty miles north of Seattle. The location provides access to the Pacific Northwest flying environment. The company serves both professional and recreational pilots.

The company runs FAA Approved Fixed Wing Flight Training Programs. Students may train from the initial Private Pilot Certificate through to the Career Professional Pilot level. The school offers aviation degrees to complement flight training. Financing options and student and renter insurance are available for those enrolled in courses. Online scheduling is available for students and renters.

The FBO provides air charter, scenic flights, and air tours. A discovery flight counts as a logged lesson toward a Private Pilot License. The maintenance division handles major and minor aircraft maintenance and repair. Line staff provide aircraft detailing and fuel truck service during business hours. The company also maintains FBO facilities for visiting pilots and passengers.

A self serve system dispenses Jet A and 100LL aviation fuel at all hours. The company offers online scheduling, a live webcam, and links to aviation weather resources. FAA designated written testing facilities are located on Harvey Field. FAA medical and pilot examiner services are also available at the airport. These services support both local and visiting aviators.

Gift certificates are sold for discovery flights and scenic tours. Scenic flights carry up to three passengers over the Cascade mountains, city skylines, or Puget Sound waterways. These tours offer views of the Pacific Northwest landscape. The flights appeal to both aviation enthusiasts and casual sightseers. Passengers may purchase certificates through the company website.

The rental and training fleet includes Beechcraft and Cessna aircraft. Specific models include the Beechcraft Duchess 76, Cessna 182 variants, and multiple Cessna 172 models with both glass and traditional panels. The company also lists a Cessna 152 for flight training. Most aircraft are IFR capable and feature GPS navigation and Mode S transponders. Rental rates are published on the company website.

Services

• Flight Training
• Air Charter
• Scenic Flights
• Air Tours
• Aircraft Maintenance
• Fuel and Line Services
• Aircraft Rental
• Discovery Flights
• Flight Training Financing
• Student and Renter Insurance