Luxury Discovery Flight For Two Gift Card
An hour in the turbocharged Cirrus, bought for somebody else
Three denominations against the SR22 Turbo bookings: $399 for sixty minutes, $549 for ninety, $699 for two hours. This is the airframe the Premium program is built on.
| Denominations | $399 · $549 · $699 |
| What each one covers | The 60, 90 and 120-minute Cirrus SR22 Turbo bookings for two |
| Aircraft | Cirrus SR22 Turbo — turbocharged, glass flight deck, CAPS whole-airframe parachute |
| Who flies | One of them, from the left seat |
| Hourly rate | None published for this airframe |
| Published weight limit | 200 lb per person, 400 lb combined |
Who this is the right card for
Somebody who already flies, or somebody seriously weighing the $22,500 Premium Private Pilot program against the $15,900 Comprehensive one. In both cases the airframe is the reason for the booking and the money is well spent.
For a complete beginner it is the wrong card, and we would rather lose the difference than say otherwise. A first hour is better flown in a simpler airplane where nothing is interpreting the information for you, and that card starts at $229.
What the recipient will notice
A glass flight deck that hands over information already assembled, turbocharging that matters on a hot day at a field performing like roughly 4,100 ft, and a whole-airframe parachute that changes the options available in an emergency. Only the two-hour denomination runs long enough to show what a fast single is actually for.
A more capable airplane does not make an easier first lesson. Usually the reverse.
What is behind it
- The fleet is bought, not borrowed. Six types, one owner, one maintenance program, and an inspection interval set by 14 CFR 91.409(b) because these airplanes teach for hire.
- The instructing staff numbers eleven. Three credentials are required of every one of them: a flight instructor certificate, an ATP or a commercial certificate behind it, and a medical that has not lapsed.
- There is an FAA-approved Redbird MCX on site, on a motion base and closed in. A session on its own is $189, and no session has ever been lost to weather.
- NOAA ASOS records for this field give 355 training days in the year ending 1 August 2026, tested against 3,000 ft and 5 sm with four qualifying daytime hours needed before a day counts.
- What you enroll at is what is published. We do not run block rates and we do not negotiate, which is what makes a fixed price mean anything.