Flight instruction in Huntington, WV
Huntington-area pilots can get private, instrument, and commercial training, flight reviews, and IPCs from an independent CFI/CFII in their own aircraft, based out of Tri-State Airport or another airport you use.
Wince Flight Instruction is based in Parkersburg, WV. Huntington is about two hours southwest of Parkersburg, and Noah Wince, an FAA Certified Flight Instructor and Instrument Instructor (CFI/CFII), serves pilots throughout the Tri-State area of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky.
What you can train for
Private pilot
From first lesson to checkride, in your own aircraft or one you have access to.
Instrument rating
IFR procedures, approaches, and real-world instrument flying, plus instrument proficiency checks.
Commercial and currency
Commercial training, flight reviews, safety pilot flying, and high performance or complex transitions.
No aircraft is provided. Training is done in your own aircraft or one you rent, share, or otherwise have authorized access to, subject to insurance and aircraft suitability. See Training and Rates.
Airports and local flying
Flying from Huntington puts you where West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky meet along the Ohio River, with the river valley as an easy landmark and plenty of nearby airports for cross-country practice in all three states.
Nearby airports where instruction can be arranged:
- Tri-State Airport (HTS), Huntington
Keep your airplane somewhere else? Instruction can be arranged at the airport where your aircraft is based.
How lessons outside Parkersburg work
Travel is discussed and agreed on before anything is scheduled, so you know the cost up front. To keep travel costs down, lessons are often grouped into longer sessions or back-to-back days. Weather and aircraft availability are confirmed before each trip.
Do you instruct at Tri-State Airport (HTS)?
Yes. Lessons can be scheduled at Tri-State Airport in your own aircraft or one you have authorized access to. Travel is arranged and quoted before scheduling.
Do you serve pilots in Ohio and Kentucky near Huntington?
Yes. Pilots on the Ohio and Kentucky side of the Tri-State area are welcome. Tell me which airport your airplane is based at and we'll work out the schedule.