I have always been interested in flying and have 2 million miles plus as a passenger. This was a…read morefantastic birthday present. Captain Tom led me on a wonderful experience of preflight to takeoff and landing at some very interesting airports. If you love to fly, this is great to experience to see how the captain and crew really do this. I highly recommend this experience Thanks

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It looks like you are supposed to go in the General Aviation terminal at RDU for FBO. However,…read moreSignature is actually located in a small building to the right of the main terminal. You can use the same parking and there are entrances at the front and side of the building, but I am hoping that I can help you from wandering around the main terminal for five minutes. Signature has the amenities you would expect from a FBO, but the lounge is a little small and tired. The general aviation terminal is a bit of a distance from the commercial terminal so be sure to leave time and get your directions right. Although it was under construction while I was there, the general aviation area has a cool observation deck if you have a little extra time to pass while waiting for your party to arrive.

Zero stars. They now want $129.00 per hour to park (that's $3,100.00 per 34 hrs). They offer first…read more4 hrs free if you buy their min fuel. They offer 10% off after 24 hrs. Front desk weren't sure of discounts but did say that All Signatures were going to this per hour parking. GREED! We immediately told our ops and moved us next door to Atlantic at 19 an hour and down to 14 per hour after 12 hrs.they discount 1000 dollar facility fee with fuel. With 50 aircraft and getting another 50 more next year I'm pretty sure our company is done with signature forever.

I had a great experience as a student at FlightGest Academy. It's a part 61 school that allowed me…read moreto train at my own pace. I got my PPL, IRA, CSEL, CFI and CFII there. I was always well prepared and passed all my checkrides on the first try. The planes were very well maintained and it was nice having the freedom to choose different airports to fly to. I highly recommend this school if you are looking to become a pilot in North Carolina or if you want to get additional ratings.

Took lessons with about seven different instructors over two years due to schedules and many…read moreworking for the accumulated logged hours to get their commercial license and move on. Dropped at least $50k with them and had more than 125 hours, many more than normal to solo. Passed my written exam with a lot of self study the first time but could not get them to authorize a solo to proceed nor could I get them to detail the issues as to why not. Seemed a bit of a scam to me because despite possibly hundreds of students, few seemed to be progressing and I very rarely heard of any students doing their solo. Owners are nice but totally hands off and unaware as is clueless chief flight instructor which is just plain bad business. I tried to switch to BlueLine, also at RDU which is more structured but they won't take FlightGest students which says something to pass on business. Choice is very limited but BlueLine may be the better long term choice for beginners.

The folks at Total Flight Solutions are professional in every aspect of the business. They have the…read morebar set high when it comes to FBO's/ Maintenance Shops in North Carolina. Stop by and see Al for flight questions and Don for all your maintenance questions.

I purchased a plane tour as a gift for my parents which, unfortunately, they never had the chance…read moreto enjoy. After several attempts to make a reservation, they never received a response back. As a result, they finally gave up. They consequently requested a refund on my behalf but that to has gone ignored. Buyer beware!

Today I had an exceptional experience! My grandson's birthday was today he was five. He loves…read moreairplanes! So the good people deal on aviation allow me to let him go on his first flight. The manager Liz was exceptionally nice and very informative equipment was super nice the pilot Mason did an excellent job with my grandson. And it's worth a visit if you wanna fly this is the place to learn.

Though the place was sparkling clean, that's relatively easy to do - the people make the real…read moredifference. They hopped on a refuel and got us turned around back to Texas so fast, and allowed me to go get some provisions with their brand spanking new GMC courtesy car.

The FBO greeted us right away as we were taxiing our plane. This airport had all the works. Nice…read morerestroom, shower, sleep area, coffee, bottled water, and courtesy car (Buick that smells brand new). I'm sure they had more amenities, but we didn't stay long to find them all. They had a COVID-19 table set up with sanitizer, a mask sign, and a self-service thermometer (freestanding, takes temperature and automative hamd sanitizer machine). They also have self-service gas.

I started at Blue Line Aviation with my private pilot certificate back in June of 2019. I moved…read moreacross the country from Washington State to attend and do their accelerated professional pilot program. I loved it. The planes, the instructors and the people there make you feel like you're at home. Now, it is a lot of work... There's a reason you can get through your Instrument, Commercial Single and Multi as well as CFI, CFII and MEI. You have you to show up ready to work for it. No one is going to hand you a rating. The CFI course is intense, two weeks from day one to your checkride, but if you do exactly what you're asked to do, you'll do great in your ride. Will I recommend this program for everyone? No. I don't believe it is for everyone. If you're ready to work hard, you're self motivated and ready to get a job flying and making money in less than 6 months, Blue Line is the place for you. If you're considering ATP, you should have an idea what's expected--definitely check out Blue Line. You'll pay less and finish faster.

Trey Walters, along with his second in charge Ron are whats wrong with aviation. These people at…read moreBlue Line are doing bad business. After I was there for a week and an half I opted to leave after talking to Ron about how I was so disappointed and felt unsafe, they then proceeded to take $46,000 of my $100,000 for opportunity cost... I asked why they thought that reason and Trey told me because I decided to leave due to the course being to fast... Which he then made sure no one would talk to me in the company and then took almost a year to get any refund back. lying is one thing and screwing me in the process sure is unacceptable but the real problem being that these folks are creating even worse students and instructors that compromise the integrity of the industry and taking advantage of people in the process is a more important problem and I hope someone stops them.

As a Christmas present my dad and I did one of the "Discovery Rides" with Bethany Aviation. It was…read morea great experience and they worked with us to make sure we had a great clear day to experience up in the skies. The flight took us from PTI north to the Belews Creek area and then back to the airport. Definitely a very cool experience for you or someone else, I would highly recommend it for anyone who wants to see what it is like flying!

We signed my son up for a week long baking/culinary class during the summer and it was amazing!read more

We received a gift certificate as a wedding present and decided to book the "I Beg your Garden"…read moredate night class. We're mostly vegetarian so it was nice that they offered this class. We came in a Friday night and made some arancini, lasagna, salad, and Pizzelles. Chef Wynton is also the owner and super friendly. It was a fun way to spend a Friday night. My favorite part was making pasta from scratch and of course eating what you make! It would be fun to visit again. Chef Wynton also teaches cooking classes for children and I'd definitely consider sending my step children-they would love it.