Aerobatic Flight Schools

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Results: CA

San Diego Aerobatics - Slow Kids.

Address
San Diego, CA, USA
Contact Person
Bryan Matt Miko Jessica Priscilla
AIRCRAFT
Great Lakes 2T-1A-2
8CAB super Decathlon.
Cessna 170a

Our aerobatic planes are owned, flown and maintained by aerobatic pilots with A n’P and I.A certifications. In other words, we trust our maintenance team.
COURSES
Tail wheel training and endorsements.
Spin and upset recovery training.
§61.183 CFI spin endorsements.
IAC primary, Sportsman and Intermediate training.
Advanced spin seminars / clinics
AIRPORT
KMYF and KSEE
INSTRUCTORS
In alphabetical order:
Bryan Jones
Jessica Hackler
Matthew Sparks
Pawel Miko
Priscilla Marapodi
NOTES
Safety first.

The Great Lakes is an exceptional aerobatics trainer, easy to fly to start with, hard to fly well.
It’s g limits of +5.4 and -4 are moderate, but it’s Vne of 132kts is slow for aerobatics. Hence our name.

The airplanes are operated within Plus One Flyers. You must be a member of the club to fly these planes with us. All of us are active CFI’s within Plus One, AND teach tailwheel and aerobatics.