Everett in the Customer Service Department is incredible. He is professional, courteous,…read moreresponsive, and efficient. Everett is a great ambassador for the Sporty's brand, and I hope he gets recognized accordingly. Kudos to Everett!

Used Sporty's for years. Used to be a reasonable/dependable source for our plane supplies. I will…read morenot order from them unless I have no other alternative. Shipping costs are crazy high and unless you are willing to wait a ridiculous length of time you are forced to pay extra for expedited shipping. Otherwise it is "slow boat"......7 days or more to travel 2 states. Products are premium plus pricing and delivered costs simply make it worse. Owning a plane is never cheap....acknowledged. Wish Sporty's had the same vision they had years ago. Some competition in this market would go a long way!

I had found a discount on http://wlwt.half-offcincy.com for a $30 Pioneer Discovery Intro Flight…read more(normally $100). I figured this would be a good baby-step towards skydiving, and you can't beat THAT deal. After parking in the lot across the streeet, we pushed the intercom button and were buzzed in (always a VIP feeling!). We were greeted by the instuctor, Mark, who did a quick tutorial of the ins-n-outs of the plane. I got in the pilot seat, Mark rode shotgun, and my fiance got in the back (no additional charge for him to ride). I got to steer the plane a little during pre-takeoff taxiing, and do some turns and ascents/descents in the air. Totally different experience than a commercial airplane! It was a gorgeous day and the views were awesome. It was a *little* shakier than a Delta flight, but in a "wheeee!!" kinda way :) I am now the proud owner of my very own flight log, with one flight under my belt. Another bonus... about a week after, I got a Thank You card in the mail. The front was a picture of my fiance & me standing by the Cessna we rode in. They're supposed to be offering another online deal some time, so keep an eye out!

This place is an absolute disaster. Right on par with Flamingo down the street. Very poor…read moreorganizational skills with very little consistency between instructors and management. Their students average more than 100 hours and at least a year to get a PPL. A real flight school is just 10 miles east at Clermont County Airport. Do not waste your resources with this sad excuse for a flight school.

The folks at this FBO are great! Good people, good service and nice facility. This airport is…read morefantastic as an alternative to get to Dayton.

Thanks to Commander Aero for allowing the FAA to present the Safety Standdown. They provided…read morebreakfast and the facility for the presentation. Not required but well worthwhile for the some 60-70 pilots in attendance. They did the same for us last year so it looks like have a good public service attitude.

I reserved a sight seeing tour and due to weather it was canceled. We rescheduled for the next…read moreday and due to weather it had to be canceled. I understand sFty first but I live 7 hours away and do not plan to be in the area anytime in the foreseeable future and they will not refund the trip.

Pretty meh, gotta say. For as interesting and historic as Lunken Airport is, this flight school…read moreleft a lot to be desired when I gave it a look recently. Well-worn (and pricey) Pipers -- and a lone 50's-vintage 172 which Dennis, the Director of Training I met with, said he "didn't like students to use because the radios are finicky" -- and just no energy to the place at all (no instructors and students coming and going, no ground lessons in progress, no airplanes being preflighted, etc.) The final disappointing straw in my evaluation of Flamingo came when, while looking over the training Pipers with Dennis, he outright lied to me when he said with great authority that employers prefer low-wing flight time over high-wing flight time in a pilot's logbook when considering them for a job. Asking several professional pilots I work with sadly confirmed what I already knew to be true: shameless BS sales job. Not cool. I hang out at Lunken Airport (KLUK) quite a bit being the aviation junkie that I am, and even during the warm months there never seems to be much happening at this operation, at least with regard to flight instruction. I know they teach an Aircraft Dispatcher course, and also offer training in Drone operation/repair, so maybe flight training is just supplemental to their main business focus. Either way, I went elsewhere with my training needs (and $10k).

Went to have fingerprints performed and staff was just rude and nasty. He seem very overwhelmed and…read moretired! Darwin (staff) was overly aggressive and disrespectful. He damn near manhandled my fingers. I wouldn't suggest going to this location to anyone.

Very nice testing facility - easy to get in and out of, clean, friendly staff and I felt…read morecomfortable with the way they spaced everyone. There were only 2 of us in my testing room which made it quiet and easier to concentrate. Safety measures were also taken during covid which helped. After the test, I conveniently walked upstairs and they had the fingerprint testing available also. I will be back for future testing.

An experience of a lifetime. Was visiting a local small town and they had a 50th yr celebration…read moreair show going on. As soon as we arrive we noticed they were giving planes rides in a very old Biplane. Decided to sign up and with the help of the local volunteers we talked my mom into going too. The Owner / Pilot (Dewey) was great. Joking before and after but provided a beautiful, fun, and smooth 20 min flight. It was amazing to see the area from an open passenger seat. Wind blowing and able the see above beside and all around the entire time. Also when turning you can see the ground. Taking off was smooth and exciting. My mother is afraid of heights and we talked her into it. Really incredible. For me an experience of a lifetime. You have to try it. For a company may be a great activity to have for a retreat too. Thanks Dewey- the teacher and son had a great day thanks

From the owner: Goodfolk & O'Tymes Biplane Rides specializes in antique open cockpit biplane rides. Capture the…read moreunique experience from the golden age of aviation and let your dreams be fulfilled with the fresh air blowing through your hair and the elusive sound from the radial engine. The aircraft is a 1929 Travel Air 4000. Painted just like the famous Flying Aces, flying circus from the 1920s and 30s. The aircraft can carry 2 passengers at one time so you can enjoy the experience together. Rides originates from Xenia, Ohio which is only 25 minutes from downtown Dayton and 1 hour from Cincinnati and Columbus.

This is the most amazing company! First scheduled day I…read morenoticed it would be raining and (Matt) accommodated my request to change day... I was taking someone, for the first time ever, to fly in a helicopter . She was so nervous, Matt calmed her with his experience, safety instructions and overall professionalism. I have to say I've flown over active volcanos, off cruise ships and now over Cincy . You'll love this experience, I HIGHLY recommend

Very nice FBO building, very friendly & welcoming staff, lots and lots of ramp space as well one of…read morethe nicest curtsey cars i've ever seen. The staff is small but efficient, but if there's a-lot happening on the ramp, expect a 5-10 minute wait before fuel as there's no self serve fueling.

Haven't checked in here because Aviation stuff is hard to find on Yelp…read more I have been using the facilities here since August last year and if I were to have a complaint at all it would be the cost of fuel, now don't get me wrong it is full service and they will bring the truck to you whenever you call and the longest I have had to wait was maybe 20 minutes (I was third in line for fuel). The bathrooms are great, the pilot lounge is very comfy even though I never use it, as I have a hangar. The have vending machines, I am sure it would be a losing proposition, but I would love to see a small cafe here. The FBO building itself is one of the largest I have seen for a small airport and they have a small area of items for sale. Free WiFi is available as well.

A paint/glaze your own pottery studio with zero studio fees?! Count me in!…read more Fees are included in the listed price. However, I've been to a handful of pottery studios and the prices at Cactus Rose are still significantly less than a traditional studio fee. Options are: paint and take home same day or glaze and pick up in a week or two. Pottery Wheel classes are available intimately for $45/person which includes four bowls, glazed and fired in the kiln. Huge shop full of summer camps for the kiddos, pottery retail, fun t shirts and tumblers for purchase and events held often!

My daughter and I frequently come here to paint and absolutely love it. We have gone to several…read moreplaces to paint ceramic pieces and by far this place beats out the rest especially in price. They don't charge a studio fee which is amazing. They have a good selection of pieces to paint. The hardest part is picking which piece you would like to paint. They also have several other things to make here other than just painting a ceramic pieces. We haven't done anything else yet but we are planning on it in the future. This is a great place to take your kids and enjoy an afternoon with them. The owner is very friendly and personable.