The club's newest plane is now home and can often be spotted flying over Ann Arbor.
70 Years
The Flyers recreate a photo taken during the club's early days
Fall Flight
Flyers’ evening flight operations at Ann Arbor Airport: members refuel and clean a Cessna 172. Smaller 222UM sits ready for its next flight [photo credit]
Flight instructor Jayne congratulates Andy Blyler on his first solo, May 20, 2011 [Stevie B. Photography]
The Big House from 1,000 ft.
Michigan Stadium, Crisler Arena, Michigan golf course and practice field as photographed by CFI Will Lawler
Detroit at Night
The Renaissance Center and the Ambassador Bridge, on a cold December night, as seen from 222UM
Solo Departure
222UM climbs swiftly from runway 24, piloted by student Andy Fowler, taking his first solo flight
Cessna Pilot Center
Michigan Flyers is the area's Cessna Pilot Center, giving our members access to the most comprehensive flight training program in the industry, and safe, well-maintained Cessna planes.
Some of the advantages of flying with a Cessna Pilot Center include:
Cessna's web-based training curriculum meshes with Flyers' in-air instruction
Exclusive access to Cessna's online student record management, tracking pilots training each step of the way
Instruction in new and well-maintained Cessna aircraft
Michigan Flyers is the area's Cessna Pilot Center, giving our members access to the most comprehensive flight training program in the industry, and safe, well-maintained Cessna planes.
