PropFlying is based at Pangborn Memorial Airport (KEAT), right in the heart of the Wenatchee Valley. With more than 20 years of aviation experience, we’re passionate aviators dedicated to delivering exceptional flight training where the student always comes first.
We provide fully individualized, one‑on‑one instruction—never treating you like a number, the way many Part 141 schools often do. Learning to fly should be enjoyable, motivating, and tailored to your needs, and that’s exactly how we approach every lesson.
Our instructors are here because they love to teach, not because they’re trying to build hours on someone else’s dime. When you train with us, you get genuine mentorship, personalized attention, and a commitment to helping you become a confident, capable pilot.
IIf you’ve trained with another flight school and feel it wasn’t the right fit—or if you’re having trouble progressing—our experienced instructors would be glad to help you move forward and achieve your aviation goals.
All of your previous training time can be applied toward your rating. Simply bring your logbook with the appropriate instructor endorsements for the training you’ve already completed.
We’re here to help you get back behind the yoke after some time away from the cockpit. Life happens, priorities shift, and stepping back into flying should feel smooth and welcoming.
If you need a flight review or support staying current with your IFR flying, we’ve got you covered. You’re welcome to train in one of our aircraft or bring your own.
If you’ve fallen behind on your IFR currency, we can provide a thorough refresher and complete your Instrument Proficiency Check so you can get back in the air with confidence.
Don’t have months to finish your instrument rating? We offer a focused 12‑day intensive instrument training program.
When you’re ready to step up to more complex aircraft, we can get you checked out in our complex single.
Earn your Private Pilot Certificate with us and receive a $500 credit toward your IFR training when you begin within one year of passing your private pilot checkride.