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Serving Salt Lake City, Utah

Flight school near Salt Lake City, UT

AeroTech Test trains pilots just south of Salt Lake City at South Valley Regional Airport (U42) in West Jordan — a flexible, family-run Part 61 flight school with one-on-one instruction and Discovery Flights from $65. No experience is needed to start. Call (555) 010-0000.

Why Salt Lake City students train with AeroTech

Salt Lake City’s personal alternative to a pilot mill

Salt Lake City has flight training options, but few that treat you as an individual. At AeroTech Test you train one-on-one with an experienced instructor on a flexible Part 61 schedule that bends around your life — not a rigid class calendar. For most students, that personal approach means finishing in less time, for less money.

You will train across a real fleet — a Cessna 152 and 172, a complex Piper Arrow, and a Piper Seneca II twin — building handling and systems experience that carries across airplanes. And with instructors who have flown professionally, career-minded students get a direct line of sight to where the training leads.

The field sits just south of the city at South Valley Regional (U42), an easy run for anyone in the valley — less time waiting behind traffic at a congested airport, more of every paid hour actually spent flying.

Salt Lake City → U42 UT

a short drive south

to South Valley Regional Airport (U42), West Jordan, UT

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Flight training near Salt Lake City: common questions

How far is AeroTech Test from Salt Lake City?
AeroTech is based at South Valley Regional Airport (U42) in West Jordan, a short drive south of Salt Lake City. Call (555) 010-0000 for directions to the field.
How much does flight school cost near Salt Lake City?
Flight instruction is $60/hour and Discovery Flights start at $65. Your total depends most on how often you fly — consistent training keeps the cost down. Financing is not offered at this time.
Do I need experience to start flight training?
No. Almost anyone can learn to fly, and most students start with no aviation background. A Discovery Flight is the best way to begin.
What aircraft would I train in?
A Cessna 152 and 172, a complex Piper Arrow, and a Piper Seneca II twin — high-wing, low-wing, complex, and multi-engine experience that makes you a more adaptable pilot.
Learn to fly · Salt Lake Valley, Utah

Ready to fly, Salt Lake City?

Book a Discovery Flight — a short drive south from Salt Lake City to the field, and you're in the left seat.

South Valley Regional Airport (U42), West Jordan, UT