Aviation and Pilot Training in Vermont
Aviation and Pilot Training in Vermont
Our flight instructors are passionate aviators who regularly fly long cross-country trips as each pursues their own adventures.

CFI / CFII Chief Pilot
Joshua is a passionate aviation enthusiast dedicated to sharing his love for flying with others. As a certified flight instructor, Joshua imparts his knowledge and expertise to aspiring pilots, helping them achieve their aviation goals. He is working towards obtaining additional ratings for his pilot’s license, further expanding his skills and experiences in the skies to share with others. With a deep-rooted passion for aviation and a commitment to excellence, Joshua is soaring to new heights both in the cockpit and in his career.

CFI / CFII
Andrew loves helping others experience aviation. He is a Certified instructor with experience in a wide range of light General Aviation aircraft. In the summer, he flies skydivers on weekends, and in the winter helps run a small local ski hill. Additionally, he is involved in the Civil Air Patrol squadron based out of Lebanon, NH.

CFI, CFII, MEI
Charlie is a graduate of Middlebury College and has spent several decades serving as a member of the Board of Examiners for the Professional Ski Instructors of America – the group that trains and certifies ski instructors. Presently, Charlie is the director of teacher education at Bromley Mountain, where he has spent much of his life teaching skiing. Also an accomplished aviator, he has owned a Cessna 182, a Beechcraft Bonanza, and a Piper Aztec.

CFI, CFII
Colin dreamed of flying since he was 9 years old, but got sidetracked by other life pursuits. After living in Boston for 10 years while getting a degree in Mechanical Engineering and working for a tech startup, Colin decided to move back to Vermont, where he grew up. After getting burned out by the tech world, the thought resurfaced... "I need to fly!" Colin got his Private Pilot Certificate with a small flight school in VT and finished the remainder of his ratings with ATP down in Boston. He loves sharing his passion for flying with others whose eyes are turned to the sky, seeking the freedom of flight. When not in an airplane, Colin spends his time mountain and gravel biking, racing sailboats, and backcountry skiing.

CFI, CFII
Ethan learned to fly at Rutland before heading to the Florida Institute of Technology, where he joined the school's flight team and later became an instructor. Today he's working toward his multi-engine rating — proof that for him, learning never really stops. His teaching style is detail-oriented but never dry: students leave every lesson with sharper judgment, more confidence at the controls, and genuine enjoyment along the way. Safety comes first, always — but so does the fun of becoming a pilot. When he's not in the cockpit, you'll find him gliding, skiing, or fishing — chasing the same focus and freedom in the air that he does on the water and the mountain.
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