Step 1: Get Started

       ➤ Select the aircraft you want to train on then choose your program

                                   (Aeroprakt, Quicksilver, Magni Gyro

  •        ➤ Sign our waiver

  •        ➤ Email us with your preferred dates

  •        ➤ View our Payment Options to make your $1,000 deposit or
  •        ➤ Mail your $1,000 deposit check to:

       Captain Drake’s FAA LLC
       424 Airport Drive
       Cave Junction, OR 97523

       Your deposit reserves your spot and goes toward your tuition.
        It also covers your introductory flight.



Step 2: Introductory Flight

  •        ➤ Experience your first flight and take the controls

  •        ➤ Confirm that the program is a good fit

  •        ➤ If either you or your instructor decide it’s not right,

           no further charges apply — the flight is included in your deposit



Step 3: Training & Payment

  •        ➤ After a successful intro flight, the remaining tuition balance
           is due when you arrive

  •        ➤ If you continue to the next module, tuition is due before
           training begins

  •        ➤ You can complete modules back-to-back or return later —
           we’ll work with your schedule



About Our Aircraft

       Our primary trainer is the Aeroprakt A-22LS — a roomy, reliable
       aircraft with excellent visibility and dual-instruction controls.
       It comfortably fits pilots up to 6’4” and 300 lbs, with stunning
       views through its large windscreen and bubble doors.

Lodging

       We provide either a room in our lodge or RV parking for
       students bringing their own rig. This is included with all
       current programs.

Availability

  •        ➤ We train up to 15 students per year

  •        ➤ Season runs from April through early November

  •        ➤ Most students finish checkrides in October or November



Continuing or Transferring Students

       Already started training elsewhere? No problem. Wolf will
       work directly with your local instructor to ensure you meet
       Sport Pilot requirements:

  1.        1. Create your IACRA profile

  2.        2. Complete your student pilot application

  3.        3. Get your TSA security endorsement

  4.        4. Log at least 10 hours of dual instruction

       Once complete, you’ll travel to Oregon for:

  •        ➤ Solo time in our light-sport aircraft

  •        ➤ Cross-country flights and safety prep

  •        ➤ Practical test (checkride) with an examiner



Can’t Find an Examiner?

       If you’re ready for a checkride but can’t get an examiner locally,
       we’ve got you covered:

  •        ➤ Fly into Medford, Oregon (KMFR)

  •        ➤ We’ll pick you up, provide housing, and get you familiar with
           our aircraft and airspace

  •        ➤ Complete your prep flights and take the practical test with Wolf

  •        ➤ Leave with your temporary airman certificate in hand