Frequently Asked Questions

For your Discovery Flight, you will need to bring the following items:

• • Government Issued ID;
  • Headset (if you have one); and
  • Logbook (if you have one).

 

Also, don’t forget your phone or other device to take photos!

In order to start the training for the private pilot license, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Hold at least a third class medical certificate if you’re pursuing a recreational or private pilot certificate; and
  • Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language.

 

In order to solo, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Be at least 16 years old;
  • A student pilot certificate;
  • and the above.

 

In order to hold a private pilot license, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Be be at least 17 years old;
  • Receive flight training and a logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor;
  • Meet the aeronautical experience requirements for the aircraft rating sought;
  • Pass a practical test for the aircraft rating sought;
  • and the above.

Here is a link to the FAA Information for Inverness Airport (KINF).

Our aircraft rental rates are wet. This means the cost of fuel and oil is included, so there are no additional fees.

Yes, there is a maintenance shop. The hours of operation are 9:00AM – 5:00PM | Monday – Friday.

You can contact the maintenance shop directly by phone at +001 (407) 734-1442 or by e-mail at maintenance (at) flyrra.com.

Here is a link to the FAA Information for Inverness Airport (KINF).

Yes, there is a maintenance shop. The hours of operation are 9:00AM – 5:00PM | Monday – Friday.

You can contact the maintenance shop directly by phone at +001 (407) 734-1442 or by e-mail at maintenance (at) flyrra.com.

Everyone is eligible. Just visit the FBO office during operating hours to purchase a pre-paid fuel discount card.

Additionally, if you are interested in the Fuel VIP Program for a business or government fleet, please let our Staff know when you visit our FBO office.

Yes, we do. Let us know if you will need to use our crew car while you are at Inverness Airport.

Yes, our Team will happily assist you with a request within reason.

We do not foresee any vacancies in the near future. We do encourage any one interested in renting space in our hangar to please fill out the Hangar Storage Waitlist Form. That way if a space does become available that matches your needs, we can contact you immediately.

If you fill up your aircraft during your “stay” with Right Rudder Aviation, one night of tie down service fees is waived.

Our aircraft rental rates are wet. This means the cost of fuel and oil is included, so there are no additional fees.

Right Rudder Aviation requires that renters submit the following documents prior to the scheduled rental period:

• • Government Issued ID;
  • Correct Certificates / Endorsements (Either checked out within the last six months or have completed a reservation with RRA within the last six months);
  • Proof of renter’s insurance; and
  • Rental Agreement

In some cases, more documentation may be requested by Right Rudder Aviation prior to the rental period.

Of Course. Contact us and we will send you one to review.

Yes. A $100 deposit is due when you schedule your rental.

We ask that if you need to cancel your rental, please let us know at least 48 hours in advance.

Yes. In addition to the required documents mentioned in the above section, you will also need to provide a copy of your passport for citizenship verification.

Yes.

We suggest that you should up at least thirty minutes prior to your scheduled rental time.

Your Government issued ID, and any remaining documents that our Staff would like to approve in person.

Here are a few friendly reminders we like to tell our renters:

• • Don’t forget your headset!
  • Dress in light layers.
  • Bring a pair of sunglasses.

For your Discovery Flight, you will need to bring the following items:

• • Government Issued ID;
  • Headset (if you have one); and
  • Logbook (if you have one).

 

Also, don’t forget your phone or other device to take photos!

We suggest that you wear the following to your Discovery Flight:

• • Light comfortable clothing that you can be layer;
  • Shoes that are fairly flat and malleable; and
  • Sunglasses – don’t forget your Sunglasses!

In order to start the training for the private pilot license, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Hold at least a third class medical certificate if you’re pursuing a recreational or private pilot certificate; and
  • Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language.

 

In order to solo, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Be at least 16 years old;
  • A student pilot certificate;
  • and the above.

 

In order to hold a private pilot license, one must meet the following requirements:

• • Be be at least 17 years old;
  • Receive flight training and a logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor;
  • Meet the aeronautical experience requirements for the aircraft rating sought;
  • Pass a practical test for the aircraft rating sought;
  • and the above.

The following is a list of items you will need to bring to your first day of flight training:

• Proof of citizenship (birth certificate or passport);
• Current Medical certificate;
• Copy of FAA license, if applicable;
• Logbook (if you already have one);
• Headset (if you already have one); and
• Charger for your phone;

 

Here is a list of items we suggest you bring with you in addition to the items above:

• Sunglasses;
• Kneeboard;
• iPad and Charger for your iPad (if you have one);
• Foreflight App (only available for Apple products); and
• Dauntless Aviation App.

 

Also, we suggest that you wear light comfortable clothing that you can be layer.