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Our Success Stories
At Plane Bros, every milestone matters. From first solos to checkride passes, we’re proud of our students at every stage of their journey. Whether they’re just starting out or earning a new rating, each achievement represents hard work, discipline, and growth — and we’re honored to be part of the process every step of the way.
"Every hour logged. Every milestone earned."
At Plane Bros, every milestone matters. From first solos to checkride passes, we’re proud of our students at every stage of their journey. Whether they’re just starting out or earning a new rating, each achievement represents hard work, discipline, and growth — and we’re honored to be part of the process every step of the way.
"Every hour logged. Every milestone earned."
License
(Completed Solo)
Private Pilot
Chad Gatwood (PPL)
Chad just passed his Private Pilot checkride and officially earned his private pilot wings. (2.8.26)
Huge shoutout to Instructor Josh for the steady training and dedication—and to the trusty Cessna 172 (all glass) that helped make it all happen.
At PlaneBros, the schedule stays busy—but stories like this are exactly why we do it. Hard work, consistency, and the right guidance still win every time.
Congratulations!
Nick officially earned his Private Pilot wings!
He first soloed on 2.2.26—a milestone that set the tone for everything that followed. Huge shoutout to Instructor Bobby for the solid training and to the trusty Cessna 150 that helped make it all happen.
At PlaneBros, the schedule stays full—but stories like this are why we do it. Hard work, consistency, and the right guidance always win.
Nick Whitaker (PPL)
Keep Going!
Instrument
Check-Ride
Ricky just crushed his Instrument checkride and officially earned his Instrument rating (2.8.26)
A big shoutout to Instructor Gavin for the steady guidance and top-notch training—and to the trusty Cessna 172 (partial glass) that helped make it all happen.
At PlaneBros, the schedule stays full—but moments like this are exactly why we do it. Hard work, consistency, and the right instruction still win.
Ricky Rubio (IFR)