Great place for flight training in the Madison area. Instructor availability is good and rates are…read morefair price. Online scheduling portal ensures you adjust your reservation at any time. Fleet is large and maintenance is on site! They also host a ground school, have a testing center on site, and a simulator to use during your training.

Tons of good magazines to read while you're waiting, but no…read moregood water to drink and a/c doesn't work well. Sadly there aren't any loaner cars for pilots so you'd have to rent one through an established rental car agency. Overnight fees are $10 and are waived with a fuel fill. Does the job of getting you near Madison, but without all of the fancy amenities some FBOs have.

Friendly FBO staff and a full suite of services for pilots and guests. Has everything one might…read moreneed for visiting and for local pilots. Restaurant on site and crew cars available, flight school, testing center and charter services. Fuel prices are on par with the area.

I would like to take this moment and thank everyone at Wisconsin Aviation for an outstanding and…read moremost wonderful event on April 25, 2023. The Post - Pandemic Airline Boom: A Short Review of Industry Insights and Career Opportunities was top flight event all the way. Special thanks goes out to Greg Aretakis, President of Midwest Express Airlines for inviting me. Greg was able to share some of the history of Wisconsin Aviation which was informative. Special thanks goes out to Dr. Chris Johnson who was the seminar speaker. Chris provided an airline industry overview and discussed the great career pilot opportunities and more important the "How To" in becoming a professional pilot. Special acknowledgements go out to Mike Jacobs, Jeff Balm, Mike Kern, Jim Notstad, and Chris as well as all the staff at Wisconsin Aviation for their tour guide assistance and sharing industry insights with others and me. The event was well attended with the attendees showing a lot of enthusiasm for the program. As I spoke with the individual leaders I could sense one future outcome; Wisconsin Aviation is on its way to becoming a Top 5 national program. Their program objectives align to Wisconsin way, becoming one of best and taking the industry lead focused on achieving total excellence. David Soley DivIHN Integration