Great Team, PART 61 Training (Part 61 flight training) one of the most experienced group of CFI ,…read moreHome Airport Yuma .

I did my homework looking around form a flight school that was a good fit for me…read more Chris, the owner, rolled out the red carpet and showed me around. I got to meet many of his instructors. All were great guys, great to talk to, all very experienced, competent and patient. I continued to look at other schools, as I wanted to make the best choice for me. So, I booked a lesson, Mark is my assigned instructor. The guy was awesome! I've flown quite a bit previously, this was an aircraft I was not familiar with. Mark gave me a great run down of the plane, and had me do the pre-flight myself, but supervising to make sure I didn't miss anything, which was perfect, I learn best by doing things myself, Mark zeroed in on that, and let me do my thing, and alerted me to anything that I missed and explained it. That was perfect. Mark had me taxi, I was unfamiliar with this aircraft, and a little nervous about it, but Mark zeroed in on that and encouraged me to taxi, and get familiar with the rudder controls, and get the feeling for it. Mark was super patent the entire time and kept giving me information, and also had me using the radio, holding me to performing as PIC, he didn't let me allow my nervousness to hold me back, he comfortably encouraged me to push forward. Which again is how I learn the best. Chris was there, overseeing operations and checking in with me as to how it was going. Again, what a great guy. Both of these men had a great sense of humor, were encouraging. I'm used to flying a very old C172, and these aircraft are very new with very modern avionics that I am not familiar with, but eased me into finding everything. What this did was give me just enough to want to jump back into lessons feet first. What a great day. I'm anxious to have my next lesson with my instructor, and fly as many planes as they offer so I can have experience flying several aircraft They make becoming a pilot lots of fun. Yeah, I got very nervous being in an unfamiliar aircraft, and the modern avionics intimidated me, but Mark kept me busy and hands on, and didn't let me talk myself out of adapting to the modern avionics. A little on the aircraft, it was a very new airplane, very sensitive and responsive to the controls, I'm using to a very old 172 that is like pushing draft horse around, these aircraft respond to a light touch, this is teaching me to fly a modern plane that flies like it is supposed to that didn't make me have to wrestle with the controls like I am accustomed to, which made that plane a pleasure to operate. My only complaint is that it is not my day to fly today! And I want to fly more. I have to pay as I go, so, I'm flying on a budget, yet Chris and Mark are good with that, and have a plan to keep me flying often, and keep on learning. This is exactly the kind of learning environment that I need. I am impressed. I can't speak highly enough about the school or the quality of instruction. This is exactly what I need, as in my not so distant future, I am acquiring my own airplane, and am going to tour 48 states by air. I'll be traveling alone, and these guys are giving me thorough instruction to help me grow into a competent and confident pilot so I can accomplish my dreams. So, if you're looking for a great flight school, with great instructors that are other yet will push you to learn hands on, and flying NEWER aircraft, you'd be hard pressed to find a better school. The school is a very veteran friendly place, treating this old Jar Head like a VIP. SEMPER FI.

From the owner: Flight Ventures Aviation Academy is a full-service flight school providing both Rotor and…read morefixed-wing training for private pilot, commercial, and instrument up to CFII, MEI, and ATP/CTP, including sports pilot licenses and twin engine ratings. Come and train at our state-of-the-art facility in our all-glass cockpit, New TAA aircraft, & Advanced Simulators. Call to schedule a Discovery Flight Today. We also offer Helicopter Wine Tours, Helicopter Beach Tours, Proposals, Special Occasions, and gender reveals. Treat yourself to a private helicopter tour in Temecula Valley Wine Country. Enjoy spectacular views of California while flying over the coast, where beaches stretch for miles, and the Pacific Ocean teems with marine life. Then, head inland to Temecula Valley and land at an award-winning winery for a gourmet lunch and wine tasting. Custom Tours and Lengths are Available. Start your Aviation Career Today! Job Placement Available, Call Now!

I am so glad I chose Pilot. The instructors are great. I've had one on one training with all three…read moreand they offer different teaching methods that works for everybody. They really do care and want to see you succeed. Anna and Vanessa are so helpful and work with your schedule. Vanessa and the instructors work together so you can get the best results. I highly recommend Pilot. I couldn't ask for anything better.

Went to get my class a license only took 80 hours already gonna get a high paying driving job…read more Highly recommend this place you have to start with a clean slate you don't know anything.

The two previous Yelp reviews and various word-of-mouth brought my family and I to the Yuma School…read moreof Beauty. We have 3 biracial daughters with that biracial curly hair...slim pickings in Yuma as to who knows what to handle that. We have our favorites at the school. My wife is also satisfied with her hair, and I go there for cuts as well..kudos to Stephanie for doing a great job. Also, mani-pedies. Walk-ins are available but it's best to make an appointment. Students do the work, the instructors oversee but I think they do hair, too. The service is 8 out of 10 in my book; affordable cuts and a friendly staff backed by knowledgeable instructors. Decent parking, located downtown Yuma... Worth a look....and a haircut...those are my 2 bits, (see what I did there?).

The Yuma School of Beauty is great place to get all of your cosmetology needs in one place…read more Remember, this is a "SCHOOL" of beauty and the students are practicing their skills, so if you do decide to visit the school for some cosmetic services be polite and patient. The students do an excellent job in paying attention to details required to doing your hair, or other services being obtained, under the direct supervision of a certified instructor too. In the event that you or the student is not clear on anything they are polite and will require a supervisor's assistance for proper guidance in providing you with the best care possible. You are never left alone for any student to practice without knowing what they are doing. Because this is a school the prices found here at the Yuma School of Beauty are very reasonable. Most of the time, their busiest season is during the winter season; when Yuma has many winter visitors coming to avoid the freezing temperatures from the northern parts of the world. It is always recommended that you call them in advance to schedule yourself an appointment so they can accommodate you adequately. There has been a few times where I've simply done a walk-in and have been told that I couldn't get services because they were so busy with grad students, prom students, and or other big events taking place in Yuma that they get booked for. So again, give them a telephone call and schedule an appointment for services. I usually get my hair cuts done at this place and I've had my experiences from both freshmen and senior students practicing their skills on me. I never been disappointed with a hair cut that did not come out well. But again, if it were to happen, it's okay, I will live and I know that the student was trying their best. If you are one of those folks that seeks perfection or will flip if a 16th of an inch went missing from your bangs, or something like that, go elsewhere. No student, supervisor, or client in there wants to feel your negative vibe in there. Oh, and don't be cheap either. Although not required, a little tip for the students services is always greatly appreciated! By the way, there is ample parking either on the street in front of the school or the school does have a decent sized parking lot on its west side of the building that you can park for free.

I took the basic Motorcycle riding course about a month and a half ago at the Yuma Arizona…read morelocation. With the skills that I have acquired taking this course I have the confidence to ride any bike I desire. With that said, I am now the proud owner of a Harley Davidson Dyna Lowrider. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would be riding a Harley. The course is challenging and very informative. I can't imagine any new rider being on the road without taking this course first. Thank you IVM!

Took the beginners safety course the last weekend of November 2019. Joe was born to teach and he is…read morea extremely knowledgable and experienced motorcycle rider. Very impressed and worth every penny. Will be taking the advanced safety class end of December. Be smart and take these courses to be a better/more safe rider! Seriously.

I usually don't post stuff like this, but I feel like people need to know what happened to me and…read moremy daughter with Coach Brianne at Storm Cheer. We had just started with the program -- my daughter only attended one practice. Before making any decisions, I even rescheduled and attended a meeting with Coach Brianne to talk things through. I waited a few days after that meeting to really think it over, and then I sent her a respectful message explaining that we were stepping away because we didn't agree with the team placement. I clearly said we weren't expecting a refund -- I just wanted to communicate like an adult. She never responded. Instead, she withdrew the money anyway, then removed me from the Band app with no explanation at all. No message, no acknowledgment, nothing. Just silence. And let's be clear -- we were brand new. But even as newcomers, we still deserved basic respect. This isn't about drama -- it's about professionalism and how you treat people. Sadly, this isn't the first time I've felt dismissed in these spaces, and it's getting old. I'm sharing this because I tried to handle it quietly and respectfully, and I was completely ignored. If you're considering Storm Cheer, this was our experience. I hope others are treated better than we were.