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Flight schools in Kansas.

Find your city first. Then explore published programs, compare schools, and build a shortlist for your next conversation.

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9 cities currently represented. City counts reflect distinct listings in the supplied source records.

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Olathe, Kansas

Flex Air — Olathe

AirplanePart 61Part 141

School-wide information; confirm your campus.

Website reviewed · FAA roster matched

Olathe airport base

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New Century, Kansas

Kilo Charlie Aviation

AirplanePart 61

School-wide information; confirm your campus.

Website reviewed

Private pilot and Instrument rating — published options

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Hutchinson, Kansas

Wells Aircraft Inc

AirplanePart 61

School-wide information; confirm your campus.

Limited website evidence

Hutchinson, KS

PLAN AROUND THE PLACE

Make your local search useful.

Start with the actual training airport and the trip you can repeat each week. A school’s listed city is a helpful starting point; its airport may be outside the city center.

Our Kansas collection currently includes Hesston College in Hesston, with Newton City-County Airport (KEWK) listed as its training location. Read the profile’s source notes, then confirm your course and location directly.

Ask before you commit.

  • Which airport and aircraft would I train in?
  • Can we build a repeatable lesson schedule around my availability?
  • Does my chosen course use Part 61 or Part 141, and what is included?
  • Can I use an outside online ground school with this program?