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This category contains information about ultralight schools in the United States.

Resources in This Category

• Angel Flight Ultralights

  http://www.angelfire.com/biz6/MFM/
  Offering training, intro flights, and equipment sales. Located north of Los Angeles, California.

• Backcountry Aerosports

  http://www.basports.net/
  Offering training in Washington at Spokane, Seattle, and Cheney. Also has a training facility in Post Falls, Idaho. Provides ultralight accessories and trike sales.

• Bob Comperini - Ultralight Instruction

  http://www.fly-ul.com/
  Training, introductory flights, advance flight instruction, and equipment sales are offered. Located in Llano, California.

• Brian Ranch Airport

  http://www.brianranch.com/
  Located in Llano, California. Offering training and introductory flights.

• Flight Ability

  http://flightability.bizland.com/
  Offering aviation lessons to those with disabilities. Based in Linden, North Carolina. (Flash required)

• Golden State Trikes

  http://www.goldenstatetrikes.com/
  Provides training in the San Joaquin Valley, California region.

• Skyrider Ultralights

  http://www.skyriderultralights.com/
  Provides rides, gift certificates and flight training. Includes rates and videos. Camarillo, California.

• SoftWing Flight Powered Parachutes

  http://www.softwingflight.com/
  Based in Libertyville Illinois. Providing training, engine repair, and powered parachuting sales.

• The Ultralight Place

  http://www.theultralightplace.com/
  Based in New Lenox, Illinois. Providing training, engine repair, and powered parachuting sales.

• Ultralights of Sacramento

  http://www.californiasportaviation.com/
  Based in Sacramento, California. Providing training, intro flights, and equipment sales.

 

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