Learn to fly in San Diego
Weekend flyer or future airline pilot, there’s a seat for you here. Fly beside an experienced FAA-certificated instructor, without the corporate price tag. Explore San Diego from the cockpit while earning your wings. The hardest part is the first flight. Let’s get it behind you.
What we offerOcean, mountains and desert within one flight
They don’t call it Sunny San Diego for nothing. Train year-round and see the best the West has to offer.



Meet our certified flight instructors
Guiding you every step of the way.
Dylan
instructor
Aviation runs in the family, and my first solo flight sealed the deal. Today, sharing that passion with others while safely teaching the necessary skills and experiences to overcome any challenge in the cockpit makes this the best job in the world.
Ryl
Instructor
From watching planes on screens to sitting at the controls, aviation has always been more than just flying. I’m privileged to guide the next generation of aviators to earn their wings and take flight.
Trey
Instructor
Head of skydiving operations in San Diego with a focus on flight safety, professionalism, and dependability. Aviation has always been my passion and I’m excited to share that with you!
Paul
Instructor
Current president of the SDSU AZTEC aviation club and volunteer coach for hockey little league. Instructing connects my love for coaching and aviation all in one.
Pick your aircraft
Train in your own aircraft, or join the flying club our students rent from and choose from over 75 aircraft equipped with leading-edge avionics. Less time waiting, more time flying.















Our instructors are authorized club instructors and will guide you through joining the club.
Learn moreLicenses and ratings
Just starting out or looking to add a new rating, our FAA Part 61 program provides a structured curriculum with the scheduling flexibility to fit your life.
- Private pilot
- Instrument rating
- Commercial pilot
- Multi-engine pilot
- Flight instructor
- Instrument instructor
- Advanced ground instructor
Turn your certificates into college credit
Earn up to 45 credits in the cockpit, a full year of college checked off before you ever set foot on campus.
- Liberty Universityliberty.edu
- Middle Georgia State Universitymga.edu
- San Diego Miramar Collegesdmiramar.edu
Each school sets its own policy. Check the current terms with their admissions office. We can point you to the programs our students have used.
Apply to instruct with us once you become a flight instructor
Career-track students finish qualified for airline pathway programs, with application support and working airline pilots in their corner.
Pilot salary and demand
What each seat pays
- Flight instructor$80k
- Regional first officer$120k
- Regional captain$180k
- Major first officer$250k
- Major captain$475k+
Industry pay varies by airline, equipment and seniority.
Airlines need more pilots
Airline pilot jobs are projected to grow 8% by 2035, and North American airlines will need 122,000 new pilots over the next 20 years.
Flight training cost
Pay as you go
No minimum deposit, no hidden fees. You pay for each lesson you take, at a pace your life allows.
Newer panels, lower rates
Train behind the same avionics the pros use.
One flat instructor rate
Every instructor, every lesson, first hour or final test prep.
We customize every training plan to your schedule and goals. Book a tour and we’ll outline projected total cost and timeline.
Interested in giving us a try?Your first 3 hours with an instructor are FREE, a $225 saving, with zero commitment. Claim them at your free tour.
Book a free tourFrom our students






First solos, test days, the view from the pilot’s seat. Send yours to ifly@oracleflight.com and we will add it.
Book your free tour
Meet your instructor. See the aircraft. Get your questions answered. About 45 minutes.
You’re all set!
Check your email for your booking link. We look forward to meeting you!