Modern and clean library! Friendly staff…read more Has tons of books and some miscellaneous DVD rentals Facility is great set up: big windows and a view of the mountains, tables and chairs to work, computer stations, many outlet plugs, and a few conference rooms. Front and back patio has a few tables too. Would recommend checking out the library culture pass, where your library card can help get you free admission to some museums!

Too loud this place isn't built very well for a quiet place to be.. and the clerks talk so loud it…read morewas hard to come to study

I'm pressing a law suite too this place they don't aknowledge the father's of the kids that go…read morethere they believe lies and then lie and give wrong information knowing the truth 5204679026 call me it dosn't even reach the first star I clicked on it so I could be able too post this shit

quality care and communication is something I've noticed is a priority at little friendsread more

I just passed my IFR today @ their new location at Ryan airfield. I did the 5 day, since I had all…read moremy requirements in before coming out & life got in the way to finish in CA @ my home airport. First off, everyone there was great & Mike was my CFI to get me through. He really prepared me for it all, the hardest part for me was getting used to a 430 again. Other than that, I had studied like crazy before coming out & I'm so glad I did!! I'd be so wiped by the end of the day, studying was like looking at a blank page! Not sure if that's just me, but for this 5 day I would recommend being ready for the oral. I came in prepared with realistic expectations, I know this is a hard rating. I also want to recommend staying at Cat Mountain lodge 10 min from the airport. It's a really nice B&B & a perfect place to relax instead of a hotel. They give you $10 breakfast vouchers for across the street. On my early days, they weren't open yet. When I could go, they'd make me lunch while I ate breakfast. Oh yeah, BIG heads up about food!! Go grocery shopping or you'll be stuck eating whatever Circle K has pre-packaged for you or you'll starve. It was intensive, I brought lunch & ate it when I could. Coffee they'll have you covered :) My experience was great!!

Let me preface this review by stating the fact that the week I was scheduled to be at Double Eagle,…read morethe weather was not perfect. But, it was for a CPL rating and the weather was very flyable. Based on schedule, and the 3 other reviews, I decided to go to Double Eagle for my CPL rating. I was told that the class consists of a dedicated instructor with 2 hrs in the airplane and 6 hrs ground school every day, with the practical test on the 6th day. I had a few conversations with them, scheduled the date, paid the (non-refundable) deposit, and was told the CFI would contact me with the details of preparation, what to bring, etc. The week before the class I still hadn't heard from the instructor. When I called them, they told me that the instructor assigned to me had quit the day before without any notice and they would assign me a new instructor. I was told that the new instructor was an F16 pilot/instructor. This last part seems really odd since during my discussions with the CFI, he had recently did his CPL (in a C152) and was currently taking a class in College Algebra. I have been a pilot since the 1990's and have owned multiple airplanes, complex & high-performance, that I have flown all over the U.S. The CFI was treating me like a new Private Pilot candidate that he was afraid was going to run us into the ground. In the "ground school" portion, he spent more time talking about flying a traffic pattern than anything else. Opposed to the "dedicated instructor" I was supposed to receive, I was also being cycled into the CFI's schedule with a local PPL student. Instead of starting on Monday, as the schedule stated, the CFI wanted me to be there 9 am Sunday morning to start. That, of course, messed up my whole schedule since I was traveling to Tucson for the training. As for the time allocated to me, instead of the 2/6 (air/ground) per day I received 2.2/2.8 on the first day, 1.4 (all in the pattern)/4.1 on the second day, and 0/2.6 on the third day. On Wednesday morning, with the weather at KTUS stating ceilings of 5500-6000 ft and the practice area clear (picture from when I was driving home is attached), he said the weather was too bad to get the flying time in to be ready for the checkride and wanted to reschedule. I did finish up the CPL elsewhere, not at a "bootcamp" school, with a very smooth practical test. Considering the cost and time, this was the most expensive flight instruction that I have every had and I left with them not even offering me a break on the rescheduled dates, or the option to pick-up where we left off.

Great views of Ranch. It is an historical monument to our nation's history. Great grandfather also…read moreimplemented the first stage coach communication line in the west. Later it became Wells Fargo. He later passed away at our grandfather, Carlos Robles' smaller ranch. Carlos Robles was Bernabe's son. Carlos was a twin son of Bernabe Robles. All are buried at the family plot in Tucson.

Wonderful community center! The staff are very friendly and welcoming. See website for fun…read moreactivities for all ages.

I have my daughter at this place, and I have no complaints.The teachers are very pleasant, and the…read morestaff--well, they're amazing too.

10/10 amazing staff ! Amazing environment! & a positive environment! My kid has been here since a…read morenewborn & is now almost 4, I wouldn't let my child go anywhere else.

seems good enough and far better tha Old Vail Middle school which is another school in the same townread more

Volare Helicopters is not only a highly professional and safe environment, but also an incredibly…read morefun and enjoyable experience. My fiance has always had the dream of learning to fly a helicopter and Tyler and Tasha made it a reality. With a thorough safety instruction and clear expectations, my fiance was piloting with minimal assistance almost immediately (with the instructor keeping a close hand on the redundant controls of course). I was even invited to ride along in the back to watch! Not only was the equipment very well maintained, but our instructor Tyler was an extremely patient and kind teacher; his calm demeanor and clear instructions did away with any anxiety either of us felt. I could not imagine a more comfortable and healthy learning environment. They also offer tours around the same area we trained which are beautiful and expansive. During the training we were even able to fly over my parents house who snapped a photo of her piloting! If you want to learn to pilot a helicopter and are in the Tucson/Pheonix area, there is no better instructor than Tyler Sturges. Even if you have never been in a helicopter (which we had not), Tyler will make you comfortable, safe, and enjoy the process. This is an experience neither of us will ever forget.

Absolutely a great experience with Tyler today!!! We took the flight out to Catalina mountains for…read moreabout 40 minutes and he talked and showed us things around town. I can't say enough good things about him and the experience. Will be recommending and coming back for sure!!!

Great place, great teachers, caring, professional, and the cost is very competitive for a result…read morethat is better than other schools.

This will be my 2nd year with YACB. My daughter started last year and this year both my daughter…read moreand son will be doing classes. They have so much fun and the staff are all so attentive and caring!