DISCOVERY FLIGHTS

A discovery flight is also known as an introductory flight. The discovery flight is intended for a person who has never flown a plane before who is curious about obtaining their private pilot license. 

During this discovery flight, the perspective student pilot has actual hands-on experience maneuvering the aircraft both on the ground and in the sky along side of their instructor (CFI). The total length of the discovery flight is up to one hour long. 

Fly along the scenic barrier islands of Charleston while a friend watches you fly from the backseat. If you wish to bring along one extra passenger on your Discovery Flight, select the "add on" for one Extra Passenger upon purchase.   

To schedule: call or send a text message, (843) 709-1293 or email, CharlestonFlightServices@gmail.com 

To purchase: click here. After you make your online purchase, contact us to schedule your Discovery Flight or Discovery Flight Plus Extra Passenger.   

Note: all flights are subject to weather, maintenance, and other airport related events that may cause a delay or cancellation of a scheduled flight.  In the event of a delay or cancellation, we will contact you to reschedule using the contact information provided to us on your online order form. Please see ABOUT US page for details.  

IMPORTANT NOTES TO READ BEFORE PURCHASE: 

Payment: Flights are nonrefundable in cash. If a flight purchased for a scheduled day is cancelled, that flight will be rescheduled to another day.  

Scheduling: Remember flying is weather dependent, so be sure to check the weather before and the day of your scheduled flight to anticipate a possible delay or cancellation of your flight. In the event of a delay or cancellation we will contact you to reschedule with the contact information provided on your online order form. See ABOUT US page for details.  

IMPORTANT NOTES RE: DISCOVERY FLIGHT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY.  

Discovery flights can be logged as the student pilot's first flight if s/he wishes to continue flight training.  

Note: to log hours in a pilot's logbook the student must present the flight school with his/her proper TSA documentation which consists of the following: 1) current US Passport or 2) current government issued photo ID such as a driver's license & birth certificate. If you wish to log the discovery flight, please bring the proper TSA documentation with you on the day of your flight.