Welcome
The flying club of the New York and Pennsylvania Twin Tier region
- Our club is for pilots and those interested in becoming a pilot. Our certified instructor can provide local scenic rides
About Twin Tier Aviation
Twin Tier Aviation is an S-Corp established to provide local pilots with an airplane to fly. We also provide flight training for students and offer local scenic rides by one of our two commercial pilots. Club members pay an initiation fee to join the club and then pay a monthly fee to continue membership. The plane is available for members to rent at an hourly rate that essentially pays for fuel with a small adder for maintenance. Members reserve time to use the airplane through an online scheduler.
The airplane is based at Bradford Regional Airport in Pennsylvania
CONTACT US
- Steve Jackson
- Founding member
- Commercial pilot
- Flight Instructor
- 716-378-7893
- Steve@allecatt.com
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- Jim Salmonson
- Founding member
- Private Pilot
- Club President
- 716-244-3529
- Sammy_1ny@yahoo.com
MORE About twin tier aviation
The club owns the airplane. The monthly fee is used to pay hanger fees, insurance, maintenance and repairs. The hourly fee is for fuel. Members are expected to keep the airplane clean and tidy for all.
The club has two certified flight instructors. A special rate introductory flight lesson is available for those considering pursuing a
The club owns the airplane. The monthly fee is used to pay hanger fees, insurance, maintenance and repairs. The hourly fee is for fuel. Members are expected to keep the airplane clean and tidy for all.
The club has two certified flight instructors. A special rate introductory flight lesson is available for those considering pursuing a private pilot license.
The club promotes the highest level of safety for all aviation aspects.
The club airplane is a 1981 Piper Archer II. It's a four seat 180 HP fixed gear airplane certified for VFR and IFR flight. The Archer series is easy to fly with stable flight characteristics making it an outstanding training, local flight and cross-country flight airplane.
Most maintenance and repairs are performed by a local certified me
The club airplane is a 1981 Piper Archer II. It's a four seat 180 HP fixed gear airplane certified for VFR and IFR flight. The Archer series is easy to fly with stable flight characteristics making it an outstanding training, local flight and cross-country flight airplane.
Most maintenance and repairs are performed by a local certified mechanic. Minor maintenance such as replacing a tire is performed by members.
The club members participate in a yearly spring airplane and hanger clean-up. Decisions made by the board on potential upgrades etc. include member participation.
Twin Tier Aviation was established in 2007. Membership varies as new members join and some leave. The typical number of members is between 8 and 12. The board establishes yearly fees and rates based on the cost of owning and operating the airplane with respect to current fuel cost as well as insurance rates, hanger fees etc. The hour
Twin Tier Aviation was established in 2007. Membership varies as new members join and some leave. The typical number of members is between 8 and 12. The board establishes yearly fees and rates based on the cost of owning and operating the airplane with respect to current fuel cost as well as insurance rates, hanger fees etc. The hourly rate with the monthly fee factored in yields an overall hourly rate typically lower than a larger scale flight school.
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