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Verified Xperience Days ParticipantWe gave our 12 year old a discovery flight for his birthday as he is already studying to be a pilot. This was such an amazing experience for him! We arrived at Monroe Airport and all the staff we interacted with were so kind and welcoming. Alex, the pilot, walked him around the plane and explained everything along the way. They spent a good amount of time in the air and he even sent me pictures and a short video once the flight was over. My son even got his first official pilot log book and logged hours! This was an unforgettable experience!
Christine - Monroe Regional Airport -
Verified Xperience Days ParticipantThe class was a little under 3 hrs long with a beginning lecture then practice time. We were told to wrap up half an hour early to clean the machines. Id guess we got 2hrs of hands on practice. Gabriel was a great teacher and worked quickly to try to get to everyone. Even so, I feel he was spread too thin. There were 6 participants to one instructor. I think realistically a 2:1 or max 3:1 would have been more appropriate and cut down practice time lost due to waiting. I also feel thar having the participants spend the last half hour cleaning the machines was not a best use of time for a class that was on latte art specifically.
Erica - Port Townsend