Regular Basic Seminar - $2,525 / Per Pilot* -
Course price includes between 6.0 and 9.0 hours dual Mountain/Canyon flight time, Mountain and Canyon Flight Training Manual and all supplemental course materials, approximately 15 hours of classroom instruction, continental breakfast each morning during flight dispatching, afternoon refreshments, welcome dinner on Tuesday evening, and Friday night's final banquet  on the lake. (Course Schedule)

NEW For 2008 - We're offering our first ever Workin' Man's Basic Course - $2,525/ Per Pilot

By request, many cannot be gone from work the entire week, so we're offering a mid-week course which runs Wed-Sat.  Course price includes between 6.0 and 9.0 hours dual Mountain/Canyon flight time, Mountain and Canyon Flight Training Manual and all supplemental course materials, approximately 15 hours of classroom instruction, continental breakfast each morning during flight dispatching, afternoon refreshments, welcome dinner on Wednesday evening, and Saturday night's final banquet  on the lake. (Course Schedule)

A $350 non-refundable deposit is required for each registered pilot in the Basic Seminar.

ADVANCED Sulphur Creek EXTRAVAGANZA

Advanced Seminar All Inclusive - $3,800
The advanced Mountain/Canyon Flying seminar builds on the fundamentals learned in the basic course - which is a prerequisite for the advanced courses. Canyon flying techniques, approaches, and departures of increasing difficulty are introduced - as well as an opportunity to spend several days enjoying the Idaho backcountry. Course price includes 8-12 hours of dual Mountain/Canyon flight time, course materials, classroom instruction and survival seminar. 

Also included: lodging, meals, guest ranch and guide services, horseback riding, live entertainment, fishing and fun! Non-student guest rates are available for the duration of the course, $1,800 / guest. (Course Schedule)

A $550 non-refundable deposit is required for each registered pilot in the Advanced Seminar.

A $350 non-refundable deposit is required for each registered guest in the Advanced Seminar.

CANYONLANDS SAFARI

Advanced Seminar Safari*-Call to inquire about price

This advanced aviation safety seminar builds on the fundamentals learned in the basic course (which is a prerequisite for the advanced courses). This advance course will concentrate on confined area approaches, the emergency maneuvers, “canyon turn”, combined with expanding the skill of “you found the airstrip now what!” Also, aerial surveillance, determining safe approaches and departures - and determining where the abort point for that airstrip is, your aircraft, and the conditions of the environment!   This advanced course will include 12-15 hours of dual flight instruction within a new environment that will take your breath away. 

A $2000 non-refundable deposit is required for each student in the Advanced Safari.

A $925 non-refundable deposit is required for each guest

* Safari, defined as: a journey or expedition. 

New and exciting times!  Each safari is changing and taking on a life of it's own.

Lori MacNichol developed the Canyonlands Safari in the year 2006.  She has found that each seminar has taken a path of it's own. The 4 Corners area is abundant with backcountry airstrips.  As the general aviation community, surrounding the  4 corners (Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah) began inquiring and attending the aviation safety seminars, we have found that each seminar has changed in lodging and schedule of events.  Please call to inquire for more information on your seminar. 

Individual Instruction
We can tailor our course to fit your needs and schedule. Please Contact us to discuss details and schedule instruction time.

Hourly Rates
Mountain/Canyon Flight Instruction $120.00 per hour
Mountain/Canyon Ground Instruction $55.00 per hour
Course training manual, packet, and materials $45.00

Rental Aircraft Rates (Seminar / Dual only)
Piper PA-18 (180 HP)  $235.00 per hour
Cessna 172 (180 HP)  $186.00 per hour 

PO Box 1175, McCall, Idaho  83638 - 208-634-1344 Fax: 501-634-1348

www.mountaincanyonflying.com

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