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Serving Tulsa, Oklahoma

Flight school near Tulsa, OK

Oklahoma Flight Academy trains pilots just north of Tulsa in the Owasso area — a flexible, family-founded Part 61 flight school with a three-aircraft fleet and one-on-one instruction. No experience is needed to start, and a Discovery Flight is the best first step. Call 918-282-6222.

Why Tulsa students train with OFA

Tulsa’s personal alternative to a pilot mill

Tulsa has flight training options, but not many that treat you as an individual. At Oklahoma Flight Academy you train one-on-one with a Commercial-rated instructor on a flexible Part 61 schedule that bends around your life — not a rigid class calendar. For most students, that personal approach means finishing in less time, for less money.

You will train across three aircraft — two Cessnas and a Piper Cherokee — building handling experience that carries across airplanes. And with a working SkyWest airline captain on the instructor team, career-minded students get a direct line of sight to where the training leads.

The field sits just north of the city in the Owasso area, an easy run for anyone in Tulsa. Learning to fly here means less time waiting behind traffic at a congested field and more of every paid hour actually spent flying.

Tulsa → Owasso OK

a short drive north

to Owasso, Oklahoma (Tulsa area)

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Flight training near Tulsa: common questions

How far is Oklahoma Flight Academy from Tulsa?
OFA is based in the Owasso area, just north of Tulsa — a short, easy drive for most of the metro. Call 918-282-6222 for directions to the field.
How much does flight school cost near Tulsa?
A Private Pilot certificate typically ranges from $9,000 to $12,000 for a consistent student who meets FAA minimums on the first attempt. How often you fly is the biggest factor in your total cost.
Do I need experience to start flight training in Tulsa?
No. Almost anyone can learn to fly, and most OFA students start with no aviation background. A Discovery Flight is the best way to begin.
What aircraft would I train in?
A three-aircraft fleet: a Cessna 150L, a Cessna 172H Skyhawk, and a Piper Cherokee — high-wing and low-wing experience that makes you a more adaptable pilot.
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Ready to fly, Tulsa?

Book a Discovery Flight — a short drive north from Tulsa to the field, and you're in the left seat.

Owasso, Oklahoma (Tulsa area)