Adventure Aviation Inc.

So, you learned how to fly. Now what?

Now learn how to help someone else take their first real step into the cockpit.

If you are building an aviation career and wondering what comes next, an Instructor Rating can help you grow as a pilot, communicator, and leader.

At Adventure Aviation, you are not simply building more flight time.

You are learning how to:

• Explain clearly
• Guide effectively
• Correct safely
• Encourage progress
• Lead from the right seat

Our Instructor Rating training is built around a clear path, experienced instruction, and a strong safety mindset.

The course includes Cessna 172 dual training, ground briefings, books, flight test fees, and licensing and document fees.

If instructing is part of your aviation future, let’s talk about your next step.

Talk to an Instructor and explore Instructor Rating training with Adventure Aviation.

Come Fly With Us.

www.adventureaviation.ca

Congratulations to Jacob Scherer on completing his Multi Flight Test.

Milestones like this come from hard work, consistent progress, and a genuine commitment to learning.

It is rewarding to see that dedication create new momentum in an aviation journey.

Well done, Jacob. We are proud to be part of your aviation journey.

Ever wonder what it feels like to take the controls?

Join us for our Adventure Aviation Open House in Grande Prairie on August 22 from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Come meet our team, explore the flight school, see the aircraft, ask questions, and experience aviation for yourself.

For one day only, we’re offering special Open House pricing:

1️⃣ 30-Minute Simulator Experience: $99.99 + GST
2️⃣ 30-Minute Cessna 172 Flight: $155.99 + GST
3️⃣ 60-Minute Cessna 172 Flight: $311.99 + GST

Whether you’ve been thinking about becoming a pilot or simply want to see what flying is all about, this is a great place to start.

All ages are welcome, and there will be a food truck on site.

Adventure Aviation
11021 123 St, Grande Prairie, AB
August 22
11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Come explore. Experience. Take off.

Most pilots think Night VFR is simply Day VFR after sunset.

It is not.

To fly VFR at night, you need more than clear weather and working lights.

You need:

• The right pilot privileges
• The required aircraft equipment
• Serviceable equipment
• Weather that supports VFR flight
• Enough visual reference to fly safely

A Night Rating gives the pilot the proper privileges.

Night VFR equipment requirements help confirm the aircraft is properly equipped and ready for the flight.

Both matter.

Thinking about night flying or working toward your Night Rating?

Talk to an Instructor.

www.adventureaviation.ca

Most people think aviation history is about bold pilots, but the real lesson is preparation.

In 1924, four Douglas World Cruiser aircraft left Seattle in an attempt to complete the first successful flight around the world.

Only two aircraft completed the full journey: Chicago and New Orleans.

The Chicago and the New Orleans were two historic Douglas World Cruiser aircraft of the U.S. Army Air Service that completed the first successful continuous flight around the world in 1924.

The 175-day historic expedition covered 27,553 miles across 28 countries.

There was no GPS and no modern radio technology.

The crews relied on careful planning, teamwork, weather decisions, maintenance support, and steady flying.

That lesson still matters today.

Great flying does not start with rushing.

It starts with learning the aircraft, understanding the weather, trusting the process, and training with people who help you build confidence step by step.

Your aviation journey does not have to begin with a flight around the world.

It can begin with one flight.

Book a Discovery Flight.

www.adventureaviation.ca

The jump from a private pilot to a commercial pilot can feel big.

It gets easier when someone shows you the path.

If your goal is to fly for work, earning your Commercial Pilot Licence is one of the most important steps forward.

But you do not have to figure it out alone.

At Adventure Aviation, we can sit down with you, review where you are now, and help you understand what comes next.

Together, we can look at:

• CPL requirements
• Time-building needs
• Ground school
• Commercial flight training
• Multi-Engine training
• Instrument training

The right path depends on your experience, goals, and the kind of flying you want to pursue.

This is where flying becomes more than a dream.

It becomes a plan.

It becomes training, flight hours, confidence, discipline, and steady progress toward a professional cockpit.

Already have your PPL or working toward it with a commercial goal in mind?

Talk to an Instructor.

www.adventureaviation.ca

Love our community!

⛳ 2026 Chamber Golf Scramble Hole Sponsors

We’re proud to recognize Oliver's Funeral Home & Crematorium , New Horizon Co-operative , Adventure Aviation Inc. , and Stringam Law as Hole Sponsors of our 2026 Chamber Golf Scramble.

Their support helps create a fun and engaging experience across the course while strengthening an event built around business connection and community.

Thank you for being part of this year’s tournament.

A good flight instructor should do more than help you log hours.

They should help you build skill, confidence, and good flying habits.

At Adventure Aviation, our instructors are carefully selected and well-trained.

We have been training pilots since 2000.

Our training includes:

• Thorough ground briefings
• Planned flight lessons
• Written exam preparation
• Flight test preparation
• Licensing support
• Extra training when needed

When you are learning to fly, you need more than someone sitting beside you in the airplane.

You need an instructor who can explain things clearly, keep you moving forward, and help you build confidence one lesson at a time.

Our Private Pilot Licence program gives students a clear path through:

• Flight training
• Ground school
• Written exam preparation
• Flight test preparation

Not ready to commit yet?

Start with a Discovery Flight.

You can visit our location, meet our instructors, ask questions, and spend an hour in the air.

Come meet the team and experience flight training for yourself.

www.adventureaviation.ca