Fly the islands yourself.
Hands-on flight lessons in a Cirrus SR22. You take the controls, land on Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi or Hāna, and a factory-trained instructor sits beside you.
This is not an air tour.
Your opportunity to fly a Cirrus SR22 around the beautiful islands of Hawaiʻi.
Where you can fly
MolokaʻiThe tallest sea cliffs in the world, and a touch-and-go at Molokaʻi airport.Explore
LānaʻiA quiet 5,000-foot runway on the billionaire's island.Explore
HānaNo VASI, rising terrain and the most beautiful approach in Hawaiʻi.Explore
HNLClass B, parallel runways and Pearl Harbor off the wing.Explore
Fab 4Four islands in one day. Returning pilots only.Explore
KauaʻiThe Nā Pali Coast from the left seat. Returning pilots only.Explore
Introductory lessons
- 1.5 hoursMolokaʻi landing$799Book
- 2 hoursMolokaʻi and Lānaʻi landings$999Book
- 2.5 hoursMolokaʻi and Hāna landings$1,499Book
Every lesson includes up to 30 minutes of ground school and a signed training certificate valid toward your license.
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I came home a better pilot!
Craig A., visiting pilot4th time and still want more!
Brent A.Laurence is an incredible person.
Amrit S.
Cirrus SR22 G3 GTS
- The only rental aircraft on Maui kept in a hangar, out of the salt and sun.
- Maintained by full-time expert mechanics.
- Air conditioning, leather, Bose noise-cancelling headsets and a GoPro to record your flight.
For visiting pilots
Currency, ratings and cross-countries you can't get at home, flown with a Cirrus factory-standardized instructor. Solo rental isn't available.
- Aircraft rentalYou fly every leg from the left seat, with an experienced Cirrus instructor in the right. Insurance does not allow solo rental.
- Outer islandsThe tallest sea cliffs in the world and the longest fringing reef in the United States, a short over-water leg from Kahului.From $799
- Hāna airportA runway without a VASI, framed by rising terrain. You'll learn to fly a stabilized three-degree path using angle of attack.$799
- Honolulu Class BA must for the licensed pilot: busy Class B airspace, parallel runways and a Molokaʻi touch-and-go on the way.$1,799
- Fab 4A long cross-country touching four islands in one day, for returning pilots only. As featured in AOPA Magazine.Call
- Angle of attackThe single most useful instrument for low-speed control. Here is how we teach it, in video.Call
- Landing clinicThe trade winds on Maui separate crosswind-current pilots from everyone else. Come get current.Call
- 10-day IFR ratingThis course is not available at this time. Call 808-298-9353 to ask about future dates.
- Flight reviewEven astronauts need one. No current review, no pilot in command, and no insurance payout.$1,795
- IFR currencySix approaches, a hold, a DME arc and lunch at the Four Seasons Lānaʻi. Get current and have fun doing it.$1,795
- Avidyne IFR proceduresVideo walkthroughs of the Avidyne avionics in our SR22, for instrument pilots preparing to train.Call
Your instructor
Laurence Balter, ATP and Gold Seal CFII, was an original Cirrus factory CSIP from 2004 to 2021. More than 15,000 hours, 12,000 of them in the SR22, and a regular in AOPA Magazine.