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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Watertown 53094
Coordinates
43.1399282
-89.3265639
Email WisAv@WisAv.com
Phone (920) 261-4567
Trainings
- Private Pilot Certificate
- Instrument Rating
- Commercial Pilot Certificate
- Multi-Engine Rating
- Flight Instructor (CFI & CFII)
- Professional Aeronautics Certificate
- Tailwheel Endorsement
- Rotor-to-Fixed-Wing Transition
- Simulator Training
- Discovery Flights
- Scenic Flights
Aircrafts
- Citation Encore+
- Citation Encore
- Citation CJ3+
- Citation CJ2
- Citation CJ1
- Conquest II
- Cessna 414
- Piper Seneca
- Cessna 152
- Cessna 172
- Piper Warrior
- Piper Archer II
- Piper Archer
- Piper Arrow
- Piper Dakota
- Citabria
- Cirrus SR20
- Cirrus SR22
Aircraft types
- Charter jets
- Single-engine trainers
- Twin-engine aircraft
Brief description Wisconsin Aviation
Wisconsin Aviation is a full-service general aviation provider based at Watertown (RYV), with additional operations in Madison (MSN) and Juneau (UNU). Services include flight training and aircraft rental, air charter, maintenance, avionics, aircraft sales and management, and FBO line services.
The flight school offers training toward Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, and Multi-Engine ratings, plus CFI/CFII, Tailwheel Endorsement, simulator training, and scenic flights. The fleet includes trainers such as the Cessna 152 and Cessna 172, along with Cirrus and multi-engine aircraft.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Wisconsin Aviation located?
Wisconsin Aviation is based at 1741 River Drive, Watertown, WI 53094, United States. It operates from Watertown, with additional operations in Madison and Juneau, Wisconsin. The school is associated with Watertown Airport (RYV).
What licenses and training programs does Wisconsin Aviation offer?
Wisconsin Aviation offers training for the Private Pilot Certificate, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate, Multi-Engine Rating, and Flight Instructor ratings, including CFI and CFII. It also lists a Professional Aeronautics Certificate, Tailwheel Endorsement, Rotor-to-Fixed-Wing Transition, Simulator Training, Discovery Flights, and Scenic Flights. Based on the available data, it does not appear to offer dedicated radio communication training.
How much does flight training at Wisconsin Aviation cost?
Current pricing is not listed in the provided data. For the most accurate rates, contact Wisconsin Aviation directly at (920) 261-4567 or WisAv@WisAv.com. In Wisconsin, private pilot training commonly costs several thousand dollars depending on aircraft type, instructor time, and how many hours you need.
What aircraft does Wisconsin Aviation use for training?
Wisconsin Aviation's training fleet includes the Cessna 152 and Cessna 172, along with Piper trainers such as the Warrior, Archer, Archer II, Arrow, and Dakota. The school also lists Cirrus SR20 and SR22 aircraft, plus multi-engine options such as the Piper Seneca and Cessna 414. This gives students access to both basic trainer aircraft and more advanced aircraft types.
Does Wisconsin Aviation sell aviation equipment?
Yes. The provided data says Wisconsin Aviation sells aviation equipment. If you need specific products or availability, it is best to contact the school directly.
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