Poor leadership, avoid at all costs. Highly expensive, waste of time, no flight training…read moreprogression. Managers are unprofessional and would reschedule me and move me around from instructor to another. Had zero care or regards when I brought up my lack of progress as a student there. Do not train here.

Proceed with caution!! Skyborne is riddled with culture problems from poor leadership, unscrupulous…read moreaccounting, contracts with 90 day return clauses, $26 hr fuel surcharges, mandatory brief times at $62 hour, and a disorganized flight line that has students sitting around waiting weeks for flights and check rides. Took me 8 months to get my PPL and $40k, finally leaving May 2023. Both long time employees and students were leaving and the Delta Propel program only exacerbated the problems there. Every student was complaining and felt trapped in contracts tied to loans that Skyborne controlled and allocated funds for inaccurately. I boldly called out leadership for their lack of care for students and was met with belligerence and disregard. The maintenance and housekeeping crew were kind, hard working, the planes were well kept and fueled but sadly, the negative culture there is killing this once legendary organization when owned by Flight Safety Academy. Do not trust what you see on fancy websites and social media. Dig into the contract, read the fine print and speak to students living there on campus. Most importantly... have a Plan B, you're going to need it to make your dream of being a pilot come true. Good luck Aviator... I'll see ya in the skies. (I wrote a detailed blog post about my experience including contracts and details.)

It was good for the kids, but every time I would go in there Mrs. Nicole would try to tell me how…read moreto parent my child. Got pretty old, pretty quick.

We love Kindermusik with Ms. Nicole! Our little one has a blast and practices new skills each week!…read moreNicole is super creative and engaging!

I went in for color and blow dry. I told her the color was burning my scalp, she said it does that…read moresome times and they would rinse off if it became intense. Well they shampooed with some kind of mint shampoo. I went back to the station for blow dry and my scalp was completely red, teacher said it was from mint shampoo not color. The color didn't take at all. After spending 2 1/2 hours there she said my hair was resistant I told her it wasn't resistant the 1st time I came when Rosie prepared the formula or even when I used Loreal. Her response was it happens when we age. It has nothing to do with age its the formula she prepared. She told me to come back Thursday and she would try another formula. When my husband saw my hair he said you are not going back there again. I agree my hair is a mess and scalp is red and irritated. My hair was healthy when I went in, now it's very dry and burnt. I am using conditioning treatments to try to restore it. I am so sorry I went here. I knew it was students that did the service but that teachers oversee their work. I guess I didn't count on the teacher to be so incompetent. I learned a valuable lesson.

I went in to get my haired streaked. They did a very nice job. Friendly staff, good price.read more

I feel for the minor league umps as MLB has decided to experiment with the rhythm and cadence of…read morethe grand old game, literally on the backs of the aspiring men in blue. It's not enough that MLB will now enlarge the physical size of the bases to increase offense and institute a pitch clock to cattle prod hurlers who take their sweet time between deliveries but in 2023, all Triple-A stadiums will have robo-umps.... eg, Artificial Intelligence systems calling balls and strikes. Not content with analytics and frame by frame instant replay that has slowly robbed the game of it's pleasing imperfections and humanness, their X-Box approach to the strike zone will only add to the homogenized experience and more predictable outcomes. A boon for their sports gambling partners who hate spontaneity and added risk. As for the game itself absent human vagaries it won't take pitchers and hitters very long to understand the exact dimensions of the strike zone and adjust accordingly. Gone will be chasing balls in the dirt or educational chin music for batters who get too comfortable. Now, they'll just be pitching to a perfect spot - to professional hitters who will train themselves to only swing at balls deemed hittable by the divine decree of the Amazon Cloud. Just the thing to peel younger fans away from their phones is more soulless technology and the death knell for any human element that remains. And we thought steroids would kill baseball. MLB calls this an experiment but rest assured, FanDuel is already taking odds that the AI umps will be here by 2024. Sure, the umps blow a call from time to time but that's part of the game's enduring appeal. Five stars for the umpires, while they last.

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