Took my Dad flying for Fathers Day here! The instructor was amazing and we had a lot of fun!read more

Amazing person and instructor! Hard to find lifers like him…read morewho teach people how to fly genuinely out of their own passion for aviation and not just someone building hours and instructing as a formality to get to the 1500 hour mark. Too bad he passed away so soon! Will be missed.

SCAM If it's too good to be true it is. Malik was my first…read moreinstructor and took me for a ride. My first flight ever was a cross country, he only tells you things once, and if you ask him a question he yells at you. It was the worst flying experience and I would not recommend him to anyone. He will ask that you pay him upfront *DO NOT DO IT* you will never get your money back and you will have to pay someone else to reteach you.

Thank you, the inspiring pilot, for leaving reviews. The new…read moreTD Redbird sim is starting to be a huge hit. Regarding a request for a multi-engine sim, Redbird has the SD AATD that negotiations are in place, cost being the most significant issue. We will somehow get it. Mr. Weaver .

From the owner: Based in Pearland and minutes from Houston, Weaver Vector is the leading Pearland Flight School for…read moreflight simulators, ground school training, UAS training, and pilot certification. Many pilots have learned to fly with Weaver Vector because we offer the best flight training period. Why are we different than other flight schools? We share your passion for flying, and it shows while our instructors work with you during the process. We help you find the right instructor that fits your needs, schedule, and personality. We are there to mentor you along the way to ensure you feel comfortable about what you're doing and learning. That makes us the #1 flight school in Pearland, Texas! Book with us now for pilot training flight simulators, customized ground school, oral prep, and general aviation consultations.

I've been flying with Harvey & Rihn for over10 years and have completed multiple biannual flight…read morereviews, along with many enjoyable flights. Over that time, I built a strong relationship with the school and truly valued the experience. However, over the past period, I began noticing a shift in the environment. I've recently experienced unprofessional behavior from staff, including an instructor, Frank Davis, who used inappropriate language and cursed at me during a ground session. Additionally, a new office manager became overly intrusive regarding my flight times, creating unnecessary friction. There were also administrative issues that raised serious concerns. When I returned from a recent flight, the staff member on duty did not close out my receipt and told me I would be contacted the next day to handle a $95 fuel reimbursement. As a result, I was never given a receipt by them. Instead of resolving it, the office manager later contacted me asking me to pay again. I provided proof of the original $469.80 charge posted to my credit card and even had a representative from my bank confirm the payment directly with them. Despite this, I was then told that without a receipt from them, they would not reimburse the fuel--even though they never provided that receipt and they had the fuel receipt showing I paid out of pocket. To be clear: they failed to provide documentation, then used that same missing documentation as the reason to deny reimbursement for a legitimate expense. At that point, it felt like an attempt to keep my $95 reimbursement, which is extremely concerning and, frankly, unacceptable. My most recent in-person interaction ultimately confirmed that things have changed. On this occasion, I departed later than planned and communicated that I would be returning later than my scheduled time. Before leaving, I confirmed with a staff member that someone would still be present when I returned, and I was assured they would. When I got back, the owner, Debbie, was on the phone and clearly upset that I had exceeded my scheduled time. I fully understand the importance of scheduling and take responsibility for the delay. However, when I apologized, I was told, "Pay the rental and get the hell out of here." At 51 years old, and after years as a loyal customer, I found this level of disrespect shocking and completely unacceptable. Mistakes happen, but professionalism and basic courtesy should never be compromised--especially with long-standing clients. It's truly disappointing to end a relationship with a place I once genuinely enjoyed. However, based on these repeated experiences, I've made the decision not to return. If you're considering flying here, I would strongly encourage you to carefully evaluate how customer interactions are handled. My recent experiences reflect a level of service that has become rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. I cannot recommend any longer based on how this situation was handled

I tested for my Commercial UAS and was pleasantly greeted by Shelby in the office. Her awesome…read moreattitude set my mind at ease before the exam. Explained the process and was very thorough. If you ever need to take an FAA exam. Give them a try!

Joy is THE BEST!! This is the coolest flying operation with the best Texas hospitality. I was…read morereferred here because I am going to buy a vintage taildragger and this was the place to go per local instructors. Joy and her awesome husband Jerry (wizard airplane mechanic and a pilot himself) have such a friendly operation and GREAT instruction. I'm a former F-16 pilot and take my training seriously and want it to be professional. That's the ONLY way Joy does it. And if she makes a radio call while we're flying, invariably one of her former students will recognize her and say 'hi'--this is the respect this Texas Lady carries. Even doing acrobatics, she will not tolerate a lopsided loop or a crooked cuban eight. If you want to learn to fly starting out or adding a type rating, and you want to do it the RIGHT way, this is the place.

I took 10 hours of instruction here in Citabrias. Joy is an absolutely amazing instructor. She is…read morepatient and always polite and kind. I can't imagine a better flight instructor. If I still lived in Houston, I would definitely have worked up to my PPL and advanced ratings here.

Uniteds International flight attendant training center that is ran by an awesome staff.read more

I have an extensive executive business backround and decided to change careers. This training…read moreprogram is one of the finest programs that I have had the privilege to attend. The staff was very well trained, knowledgeable and approachable to name a few qualities. There are a few points that I would suggest honing in on, but I am happy to say that they trained me well and am now happily employed by United. I have all the tools that I need to be a great flight attendant. I plan to retire with this company.

Outstanding! I've been a private pilot for about 7 years…read morebut needed a post-COVID refresher. Modern Pilot has a clean modern facility, with a nice choice of well-kept and clean aircraft. My favorite is the Diamond DA-40 for now, possibly the only one you can find for training/rental south of Dallas. The star of the show is their Cirrus lineup and sim. Perfect for transition training to the remarkable SR 22. They're dedicated to safety, have shown flexibility to accommodate my busy schedule, and have been so supportive and encouraging. Great attitude, planes, facility at a nice low stress airport. I'm truly enjoying my experience and encourage anyone seeking to start or continue their flight training to visit.

This is certainly a first class experience flight school. I visited tidal aviation for a discovery…read moreflight after being frustrated with my flight school in Spring, TX. Tidal aviation does everything to perfection. They have a luxury office, with conference rooms for briefings, and a beautiful lobby. The airport is set up with immaculate hangars and a nice boarding/valet space to enter your plane from. The CFI's had water bottles on board, and provided bose headphones for the flight. They fly brand new cirrus planes (I flew a cirrus SR20) with all the bells and whistles. Air conditioning on board kept me very comfortable, and I was able to read the instrument panel with ease. Excellent avionics. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. I was very impressed by their state of the art tech, where they were able to show me 3-d models of my flying. This school was a pleasure to fly with and I highly recommend it for anyone looking into an upgraded flight experience

Horrible place to deal with. Did my discovery flight with…read morethem last year. It jumped up $75 at the last moment bc my plane was down and the only thing available was a SR-22, hence the price hike. After the flight debrief I left my bag there. Living so far I was not able to pick it up before I went overseas. When I come back the person I dealt with was fired and the current management literally said "we can't find it. We lost it. And there's nothing we can do about it." After a year of back and forth of with them to at least replace the bag that they lost/stole. Today I was told There would not be any compensation of any type, at all. And when I asked the managements email the receptionist claimed she had a meeting to go to and that she would send it later. How is this place responsible for things that fly? Now to find a new flight school with cirrus planes.

I recently trained with the Astronauts at the NASA Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (Sonny Carter…read moreTraining Facility)! Actually, my recent BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training) class was at one corner of the pool, while we got to watch 2 Astronauts train in 40 feet deep water below. If you look at a couple of the pictures, you can see them on the pool deck in the background. I was there because I had been asked to be part of an Audit team that might go offshore and this is one of the things that is required before I can do this.. During my most enjoyable 3 day class, I learned about TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Survival Craft) and other ways to escape off a ship, HUET (Helicopter Underwater Egress Training), and various other survival techniques including emergency first aid, fire fighting, and use of a gas mask in a dark and smokey building. The most challenging (and satisfying) aspect was being held upside down under water and having to escape to the surface. As such, 2 songs kept running through my head during this time: "Staying Alive" by the Bee Gees and "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor. The Class was presented by Hi-Con Training and the instructors were super and amazing to listen to and follow. And yes, I felt safe the entire time. My fellow classmates were pretty cool too, and the whole experience was a real eye opener to a world that I previously had no clue.