Our Fleet

At Accelerated Aviation Instruction you will have a plane and instructor dedicated to you…..this translates to unsurpassed access, hands on instruction, and a shorter, more cost effective, learning curve. In addition, our location in Southern Minnesota provides better access to airspace….very little time sitting on the runway waiting to get in the air which is a common problem in metro areas. Our variety of airspace also exposes you to an abundance of air traffic control communications during your training.

Your instructor will have you in the air flying whenever possible. Our fleet of aircraft is ready and waiting for you. For training we use 2 Cessna 150’s, 3 Piper Warriors, 1 Cessna 152, 1 Cessna 182, Sport Cruiser, Piper Seminole multi-engine aircraft and a Partenavia P68C multi-engine aircraft Federal Aviation Administration certified mechanics maintain all aircraft to factory standards. Our fleet of aircraft is fully insured and is maintained by a full-time maintenance department in accordance with factory recommendations and FAA regulations. An airplane is scheduled for you each day when you need it. We utilize the Redbird LD (AATD) simulator, an essential tool for instrument training!

All of our planes are maintained by professional aircraft technicians who have years of experience as credited (A&P)/IA.

We are proud of our safety record that includes ZERO accidents or incidences. Our instructors follow strict safety guidelines and procedures.

Piper Geronimo 4487P

The Geronimo is an Apache conversion with added fuel tanks, extended nose, 180 horse engines, refurbished interior, aerodynamic windshield and straight tail. Makes for an extremely safe trainer.

Piper Apache 4254P

Beautiful Apache added to our fleet. This is a tried and true twin-engine trainer.

Cessna 152

The Cessna 152 is an American two-seat, fixed-tricycle-gear, general aviation airplane, used primarily for flight training and personal use. It was based on the earlier Cessna 150 incorporating a number of minor design changes and a slightly more powerful engine with a longer time between overhaul.

Cessna 182

Exceptional airplane for IFR training and earning your High Performance Endorsement. Avionics: TAA (Technically Advanced Aircraft), Aspen, Garmin 430W, 2 axis Autopilot.