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Serving Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Flight school near Baton Rouge, LA

Aerotyne Aviation is a Part 61 flight school just south of Baton Rouge, at Louisiana Regional Airport (KREG) in Gonzales. Baton Rouge students train one-on-one with a Certified Flight Instructor in a Piper Cherokee PA-28-180 with modern glass avionics, paying as they fly — $125/hr for the aircraft (dry) and $35/hr for instruction. Training covers Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial and CFI, and the first step is a $175 Discovery Flight.

Aerial view of a runway among green and yellow fields and tree lines, seen from a light aircraft on approach
From Baton RougeLA
To
KREG · Louisiana Regional Airport
Drive
A straight run south down I-10
Directions from Baton Rouge →
The leg

Baton Rouge to the field.

A straight run south down I-10 from Baton Rouge — the only part of the trip that happens on the ground.

Why Baton Rouge students train with Aerotyne

Why Baton Rouge students train at Aerotyne

One instructor from your first lesson to your checkride — not a rotating roster at a large chain school.

Transparent hourly pricing with no hidden fees: a Private Pilot certificate is estimated at $11,000–$13,000, paid as you fly.

Flight operations 7am–6pm, seven days a week, so lessons fit around a Baton Rouge work week.

Baton Rouge → KREG · Louisiana Regional Airport

Directions from Baton Rouge →
Blue-and-white Piper Cherokee N7836N parked on a wet ramp in front of a hangar, seen in side profile
Where you'll fly

The training area Baton Rouge students learn over.

Every lesson flies from Louisiana Regional Airport (KREG) over the Gonzales area — a straight run south down I-10 from Baton Rouge.

Questions

Flight training near Baton Rouge: common questions

Something else about training from Baton Rouge? Call 225-614-8445.

How far is Aerotyne Aviation from Baton Rouge?

Aerotyne is at Louisiana Regional Airport (KREG) in Gonzales, just south of Baton Rouge along I-10 — Hangar C4, 6255 Airport Industrial Blvd.

How much does flight school cost near Baton Rouge?

At Aerotyne, a Private Pilot certificate is estimated at $11,000–$13,000, paid lesson by lesson: $125/hr for the aircraft (dry) and $35/hr for instruction, with no hidden fees.

Do I need experience to start?

No. A $175 Discovery Flight is your first lesson — you take the controls with a Certified Flight Instructor beside you.

What aircraft would I train in?

A Piper Cherokee PA-28-180 equipped with modern glass avionics.

N7836N
Baton Rouge · KREG

Ready to fly, Baton Rouge?

Book a Discovery Flight — a straight run south down I-10 from Baton Rouge to the field, and you're in the left seat.

Devin Melancon
One instructor, start to finish

Serving Baton Rouge · Prairieville

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