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Train with proven aircraft, simulator support, and a fleet built for real flight training.
Adventure Aviation Fleet
Train in aircraft built for real flight training
Adventure Aviation’s aircraft are used for flight training, as well as passenger and freight charter services. All aircraft are maintained in-house through our knowledgeable, experienced team.
Our fleet includes our Cessna Skyhawk C172s, our Piper Twin Comanche PA30, and the ALSIM 250 simulator certified for Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC). All of which are Transport Canada approved.
Whether you are taking your first step into aviation or working toward advanced ratings, our fleet is built to support steady progress, practical learning, and real confidence in the cockpit.
Cessna 172 Fleet
The backbone of primary flight training
The Cessna 172 is one of the most established training aircraft in aviation. It is known for stable handling, strong visibility, and a forgiving learning environment, which is why it has become a trusted aircraft for student pilots around the world.
Our fleet includes Cessna 172M and 172N. This gives students access to proven trainers that support multiple stages of learning, from first flights to time building and advanced practice.
For many students, the Cessna 172 is where confidence begins. It gives new pilots a platform that feels approachable, predictable, and practical to learn in.
As a result, students can focus on building core skills without being overwhelmed by unnecessary complexity.
Why students train in the Cessna 172
- Stable and forgiving flight characteristics
- Strong visibility and practical handling
- Well suited to early flight training and skill building
- Used across multiple stages of training at Adventure Aviation
Piper Twin Comanche PA30
Multi-engine training with a proven light twin
The Piper PA30 is Adventure Aviation’s multi-engine training aircraft. It gives students the chance to step beyond single-engine flying and begin training in a light twin.
This is an important stage for pilots working toward advanced ratings. Multi-engine training introduces added systems, new procedures, and a higher workload, so students begin to build the decision-making and aircraft management skills needed for more advanced flying.
At Adventure Aviation, the PA30 supports both Multi Engine Rating and Multi Engine Instrument Rating training. In other words, it plays a key role in helping students move into the next phase of their aviation path.
Why the PA30 matters
- Used for Multi Engine Rating training
- Used for Multi Engine Instrument Rating training
- Helps students build skill in a twin-engine aircraft
- Adds systems and procedures beyond primary training
- Supports the transition into more advanced flying
ALSIM 250 Simulator
Simulator support for procedures, instrument work, and IPC
The ALSIM 250 gives Adventure Aviation students another way to build skill, especially during instrument and procedure-based training. Because it is certified for IPC, it supports training that benefits from repetition, cockpit workflow, and procedural precision.
The simulator is also a practical tool for keeping training moving. Weather, aircraft availability, and scheduling can all affect flying, but simulator training gives students another way to stay engaged and keep learning.
At Adventure Aviation, the ALSIM 250 supports training pathways that include instrument work and advanced procedures. That makes it a valuable part of the overall fleet and training environment.
Why the ALSIM 250 adds value
- Certified for IPC
- Supports instrument and procedure-based training
- Helps students build repetition and cockpit confidence
- Gives another way to train when flying conditions are limited
- Strengthens the overall training path from early learning to advanced work
Maintained in-house
Multi-engine training with a proven light twin
Every aircraft in the Adventure Aviation fleet is maintained in-house through our knowledgeable, experienced team.
That matters because it connects training, operations, and maintenance under one roof. It also reflects the wider support behind the school and helps create a stronger, more dependable training environment for students and clients.
For students, that means more confidence in the aircraft they train in. It also supports a learning experience built around consistency, care, and professionalism.
Built to support your next step
Adventure Aviation’s fleet is not just a list of aircraft. It supports the school’s wider training path, from first lessons in the Cessna 172 to advanced work in the PA30 and simulator-supported instrument training in the ALSIM 250.
At the same time, the fleet is part of a broader training environment that includes classrooms, offices, accommodations, hangar space, and practice areas located within minutes of the airport.
So whether you are just getting started or moving toward advanced ratings, the fleet is built to help you train with clarity, confidence, and momentum.