What time does Nebraska Flight Center open?

Nebraska Flight Center is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Nebraska Flight Center close?

Nebraska Flight Center is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun Open 24 hours

Does Nebraska Flight Center have free WiFi?

Yes, Nebraska Flight Center has free WiFi.

Specialties

At Nebraska Flight Center, we believe aviation should be accessible, professional, and above all — inspiring. Based in Omaha, we provide comprehensive flight training and aircraft rental services to pilots and aspiring aviators across the Midwest. Whether you’re just taking your first discovery flight or working toward your commercial or instrument rating, we’re here to help you achieve your goals with safety, skill, and confidence. Why Choose Nebraska Flight Center? Experienced Instructors Our team is made up of passionate, certified flight instructors who bring years of real-world flying and teaching experience. We tailor each lesson to your pace, learning style, and goals, ensuring every flight is meaningful and productive. Well-Maintained Fleet We offer a diverse fleet of aircraft for training and rental, including reliable Piper and Flight Design models for traditional single engine airplane and light sport training. Every aircraft is meticulously maintained to exceed FAA safety standards, giving you peace of mind from takeoff to touchdown. Flexible, Affordable Training Whether you’re looking for full-time immersion or part-time training, we work with your schedule and budget. Our transparent pricing and flexible options make flight training more achievable than ever. There are no hidden fees or surprise hourly “fuel fees” tacked on like you might find at other flight schools. Get started today!

History

Established in 2003.

Nebraska Flight Center, founded in 2003 at the North Omaha Airport, marked the beginning of our journey in the aviation industry. As we grew adapted to the demands of our operations, we made the important decision to move to the Blair Municipal Airport, where we temporarily operated from a portable office due to the unavailability of dedicated facilities at that time. Despite the challenges we faced, including a necessary pause in our activities at the end of 2007, our unwavering dedication to aviation remained strong. Opening in 2014, we continued operation until April 26, 2024, when a tornado struck Eppley Airfield. The damage was extensive, losing nearly our entire fleet of aircraft. While given the circumstances, we remain steadfast in our mission to provide safe and effective training to the local Omaha area. We restarted flight training shortly after the tornado with a new aircraft, and have continued to build back our fleet since then.