Andover Flight Academy

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Andover Flight Academy, (AFA), is tucked away in a beautiful valley in the wooded hills of Andover, NJ. at Andover-Aeroflex Airport. We're close enough to be easy to get to (only 50 minutes from downtown Manhattan), but far enough away to retain our rural charm.

But it's not the beautiful scenery which brings people to the Andover Flight Academy, it's the training. Nowhere else in the tri-state area is such a unique line of aircraft, services and training made available to the general public.

Since 1987 we have specialized in teaching the art of flying tailwheel airplanes. We have a SEASONED staff of instructors, some with over 10,000 hours of tailwheel time. We have been internationally recognized as the premiere school for tailwheel instruction. We have been featured in many flying publications including Private Pilot (May '95), Aero International (Mar. '96), USA by Air (Aug. '99) and EAA Sport Aviation (Mar. '00). Some of our well-known clients include Hollywood celebrities Harrison Ford and James Brolin.

Damian DelGaizos Tailwheel: 201 Beyond The Basics Instructional DVD

Damian DelGaizo's Tailwheel: 201 goes beyond the tailwheel checkout, building on the tailwheel basics introduced in Damian's first DVD, Tailwheel 101.
www.tailwheel101.com

Invited again to Oshkosh, WI for the EAA's Airventure 2010, Damian DelGaizo hosted a ski flying forum at the Honda Forums Plaza.

Tailwheel: 101 reviewed by the EAA in the June 2010 issue of Sport Aviation magazine

This video is a study guide for all pilots wishing to get a tailwheel endorsement or for any tailwheel pilot who'd like to learn some tips from a recognized tailwheel expert, Damian DelGaizo.
www.sportaviationonline.org

Renowned tailwheel instructor Damian DelGaizo and Barnstormer Pictures are releasing their first DVD, Damian DelGaizo's Tailwheel: 101, an instructional video covering all aspects of earning a tailwheel endorsement.

Earning A Tailwheel Endorsement - Andover Flight Academy's stick and rudder training brings out the bush pilot in everyone.
www.planeandpilotmag.com