Adventure Aviation Inc.

10/12/2026

Gratitude gives us a chance to recognize the people who make every journey possible.

We are thankful for our students, customers, team members, families, and the communities that support us.

From our crew to yours, we wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving.

10/10/2026

You do not need your whole aviation future figured out.

You just need to take the first flight.

Maybe you want to earn your Private Pilot Licence and fly for yourself.

Maybe you are working toward a professional career.

Maybe you are still trying to understand where you fit in aviation.

That is exactly why we offer Discovery Flights.

You will meet an instructor, get an introduction to the aircraft and spend time in the air experiencing flight for yourself.

If you decide to continue into training, your Discovery Flight time can be applied toward your course hours.

From there, we can help you choose the path that fits your goals:

Private Pilot Licence
Commercial Pilot Licence
Recreational Pilot Permit
Night Rating
VFR Over-the-Top Rating
Instrument Rating
Instructor Rating
Multi-Engine Rating

You do not have to choose the entire path today.

Start by finding out what it feels like to sit in the cockpit, take the controls and see what could come next.

Stop leaving the dream on the ground.

Come Fly With Us.

10/09/2026

Wednesday Addams would probably call sunshine suspicious, enthusiasm exhausting, and small talk unnecessary.

Ben, however, has one obsession even Wednesday Addams might respect: relentlessly pursuing a goal.

No psychic visions required. Ben is learning, building confidence, and working toward his PPL with Adventure Aviation.

Some people dread Wednesdays.

Ben is using his to get closer to the cockpit.

Watch his real PPL journey in Fly Like an Eagle:
https://adventureaviation.ca/flight-school/

10/08/2026

In 1929, a life-saving flight to Fort Vermilion started with one thing: preparation.

On January 2, 1929, W*p May and Vic Horner left Edmonton in an open-cockpit Avro Avian carrying urgently needed diphtheria antitoxin north to Fort Vermilion.

The journey covered roughly 965 kilometres through severe winter conditions, including snowstorms and temperatures below −33°C.

Even the medicine required careful planning.

A charcoal warmer was used to help protect the antitoxin from freezing during the flight.

Nearly a century later, aviation looks very different.

Aircraft, weather information, navigation systems and communications have all advanced dramatically.

But one thing has not changed: Good flying starts with good preparation.

Pilots still need to understand the weather, know their aircraft, plan their route, anticipate changing conditions and make sound decisions along the way.

Those skills and that judgment are built through training, lesson by lesson and flight by flight.

At Adventure Aviation, we help future pilots develop the knowledge, confidence and decision-making skills that become part of every flight.

Ready to take your first step into aviation?

Book a Discovery Flight and come fly with us.

10/07/2026

A big congratulations to Kiara Wutunee on completing her first solo flight!

Flying solo for the first time is one of those moments every pilot remembers.

After plenty of lessons, practice, and preparation, there comes a point when it is time to take to the sky on your own.

For Kiara, that moment has arrived.

It is an exciting milestone and, more importantly, a big step forward in her pilot training journey.

Well done, Kiara. We are proud to celebrate this moment with you, and we look forward to seeing where your flying takes you next.

09/30/2026

Reconciliation begins with listening, learning, and remembering.

We honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, their families, and their communities.

We remain committed to moving forward with respect, reflection, and meaningful action.

09/30/2026

Call sign: Boss.
Mission: PPL.

No, Ben is not going to TOPGUN, and Adventure Aviation is definitely not training him to buzz any towers.

His mission is a little more practical: learn to fly, build a strong foundation, develop confidence in the cockpit, and keep progressing toward his PPL.

We figured if Ben was going to do it, he deserved the full blockbuster treatment.

Watch Ben’s PPL journey in Fly Like an Eagle:
https://adventureaviation.ca/flight-school/

Start flying with a flight school in Canada that offers Discovery Flights, clear training paths, and support to help you move forward with confidence.

09/30/2026

Congratulations to Christian Eggenberger on earning his Private Pilot Licence!

Reaching this point takes commitment, patience, and plenty of time in the cockpit.

Along the way, every lesson and every flight helps build the skills, judgment, and confidence needed to fly independently.

Now, all that hard work has paid off, and Christian has an exciting new chapter of flying ahead of him.

A Job Well done, Christian.

09/29/2026

Think a signed maintenance release covers the whole aircraft? It may not.

In Canada, a maintenance release confirms that the maintenance described in the aircraft’s technical record has been performed in accordance with the applicable airworthiness requirements.

The scope of that release matters.

A maintenance release can apply to a single task or group of tasks, even when other work is still outstanding on the aircraft.

It does not automatically certify unrelated systems or mean that every existing defect has been corrected.

That is why the maintenance record matters just as much as the signature.

Before the next flight, understand what work was completed, what the maintenance release covers, and whether any outstanding work or conditions have been recorded.

Have questions about your aircraft’s next inspection or maintenance needs?

Talk to the Adventure Aviation maintenance team.

www.adventureaviation.ca

09/26/2026

You do not need to have your entire aviation career planned.
You just need to take the first step.

Maybe you want the freedom of earning your Private Pilot Licence.

Maybe you are looking toward a Commercial Pilot Licence and a future in aviation.

You may already be thinking about advanced training such as a Night Rating, Instrument Rating, Multi-Engine Rating, VFR Over-the-Top Rating, or Instructor Rating.

Wherever you want flying to take you, we will help you understand the path ahead.

At Adventure Aviation, you can begin with a Discovery Flight, meet an instructor, experience the aircraft, and see what flying feels like from the cockpit.

If you continue into training, your Discovery Flight time can be applied toward your course hours.

You do not have to figure everything out before you arrive.

Come experience flight for yourself, ask your questions, and start building confidence with an experienced team beside you.

Book a Discovery Flight and take your first real step toward the cockpit.

Come Fly With Us.