Tailwheel Instruction

Basic Tailwheel Endorsement

Whether your goal is to fly a Super Cub off a gravel bar or a T-6 in formation at Oshkosh, or simply want to improve your stick and rudder skills, there is no doubt, learning how to fly tailwheel will make you a better pilot in all aircraft.

Our basic tailwheel endorsement follows a comprehensive syllabus, ensuring your training is structured and organized, and follows a logical progression, building on already mastered skills. Our training can take place either on, or off airport depending on the students preference, and we have access to a wide variety of tailwheel aircraft, including Husky’s, Super Cub’s and Super Decathlon’s.