Oregon IFR Flight Training
Welcome to the Oregon IFR Flight Training directory page... the best place on the web to locate, research, and contact multiple schools for more information.
Featured IFR Flight Training in Oregon
 | Willamette Aviation Service - Aurora, Oregon Make no mistake - becoming an instrument-rated pilot may be the toughest job you ever do, but we also know it's the most fun and rewarding. Willamette Aviation's team of flight instructors offers Instrument instruction for those who need to fly IFR. | Learn More |
National IFR Flight Training Accepting Students From Oregon
 | Professional Instrument Courses 10 Day IFR Rating - Serving All 50 States - Your Instrument Rating in Just 10 Days! You can avoid the inconvenience of being away from home when you train with PIC. Unlike other programs, we come to you. You can learn in a familiar environment, where you'll be using the instrument rating most, and on your own schedule. If you need to, you can plan time for business or personal matters between training sessions. | Learn More |
More IFR Flight Training in Oregon
| Willamette Aviation 23115 Airport Road NE Aurora, OR 97002 |  | |
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| Professional Air 63132 Powell Butte Road Bend, OR 97701 | | |
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| Flying D Enterprises, LLC / TakeWING 83501 North Melton Rd. #3 Creswell, OR 97426 http://www.takewinginc.com/index.html | Specializes in non-career general aviation training. Private, Sport, and Instrument. FAA Knowledge Testing Center. Instruction is one-to one and we make learning fun. We are a Cessna Pilot Center here to serve you. | |
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| Lane Aviation Academy Flight Technology Department 28715 Airport Road Eugene, OR 97402 | | |
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| ApexHeli Oregon, Inc. 2001 Airport Way Florence, OR 97439 http://www.apexheli.com | Apexheli is not your typical flight school. We focus on a limited number of students so that we can provide the best and most cost-effective training. ApexHeli is a complete helicopter and fixed wing school. | |
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| Aviation NorthWest 12405 SW River Road Hillsboro, OR 97123 | | |
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| Azimuth Aviation 12405 SW River Rd Hillsboro, OR 97123 http://www.flyingnw.com | Azimuth Aviation is a Northwest based flight training institution providing training, currency, and supervised time-building opportunities to students pursuing careers in aviation | |
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| Hillsboro Aviation 3565 NE Cornell Rd Hillsboro, OR 97124 | | |
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| Twin Oaks Airpark 12405 SW River Rd Hillsboro, OR 97123 | | |
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| Classic Wings Aero Services 3608 Airport Road Hood River, OR 97031 http://www.flythegorge.com/ | Classic Wings works hard to provide flight training in a fun and beautiful environment. We offer private, instrument, tailwheel, and high performance training. We are located next to the Columbia River and north of Mt. Hood. | |
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| Classic Wings Aero Services, Inc. Ken Jernstedt Field (4S2) 3608 Airport Drive Hood River, OR 97031 | | |
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| Konect Aviation 825 NE 19th Street McMinnville, OR 97128 | | |
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| Precision Flight Training, Inc. 17770 NE Aviation Way Newberg, OR 97132 | | |
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| TNG Aviation PO BOX 10461 Portland, OR 97296 | | |
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| Wing Ventures 7777 NE Airport Way Portland, OR 97218 http://www.wingventures.com | Wing Ventures is the Cirrus Experience at PDX. We train only in state of the art Cirrus Aircraft. We feature executive pricing and executive scheduling. Our experienced Cirrus certified pilots make getting your private fun and rewarding. | |
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| Columbia Aviation Center 34000 Skyway Drive Scappoose, OR 97056 | | |
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| Columbia Aviation Center, LLC 34000 Skyway Drive Scappoose, OR 97056 | | |
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| Hillsboro Aviation - Troutdale Center 911 NW Graham Rd. Troutdale, OR 97060 | | |
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More Information about IFR Flight Training in Oregon
You’re likely to find scenery in Oregon that suits you if you decide you want to attend IFR Flight Training here. This state has forests, deserts, beaches, cliffs, hills and valleys. The average annual snowfall in the three largest cities in the state is about six inches. The state’s average temperature in January is 32 degrees. The average temperature here in the summer is 66 degrees. You can expect rain in this state.
Portland is the largest city in the state. Over 500,000 people live here and almost nine million people visited the city in 2009.
You’ll have a great time while you’re attending training in Portland if you like outdoor activities. You can hike up Council Crest to see a scenic view of the Portland skyline. There’s a running trail along the Williamette River. Hiking through Forest Park will give you a chance to see some wildlife. Portland is a good place for bike riding. Many of the major streets have bike lanes.
There are more outdoor recreational opportunities at Mount Hood. Mount Hood is about 60 miles from Portland. You can go mountain climbing and skiing here.
There are also plenty of things to do indoors in the Portland area. You can watch basketball games at the Rose Quarter. Concerts are held at the Merrill Auditorium. You’ll find plenty of stores and restaurants at Pioneer Place and Lloyd Center.
Portland was founded in the 1840s. There’s a lot of information about the state’s history at the Oregon Historical Society.
Salem is about 47 miles south of Portland. This is the second largest city in the state and you’ll find a variety of things to do here. The city’s museums have exhibits focusing on antique farm machinery, history, natural history, art and numerous other items. You can learn about history of forests in Oregon at the Forest History Center. You’ll be able to tour a Victorian home and walk through gardens at the Historic Deepwood Estate. There’s a variety of merchandise at the shops in downtown Salem. The Historic Elsinore Theatre opened in the 1920s. You can attend movies, concerts and musicals in this theatre.
You’ll find some interesting things to do just outside Salem. Canada geese can be seen during the winter at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. The deck outside the tasting room at the Ankeny Vineyard overlooks the Refuge.
The third largest city in the state is Eugene. It is about 67 miles south of Salem. The Williamette River flows through the city. Eugene is surrounded by mountains. You’ll find plenty to do outdoors in Eugene. Rasor Park is on the river. There are places for biking and walking here. You can hike through a forest up to the top of Spencer Butte.
Eugene also has things to do indoors. You can attend a variety of performances at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts.
A lot more things you can do while you’re obtaining further education here are listed at http://www.traveloregon.com and http://www.oregon.com.
Portland is the largest city in the state. Over 500,000 people live here and almost nine million people visited the city in 2009.
You’ll have a great time while you’re attending training in Portland if you like outdoor activities. You can hike up Council Crest to see a scenic view of the Portland skyline. There’s a running trail along the Williamette River. Hiking through Forest Park will give you a chance to see some wildlife. Portland is a good place for bike riding. Many of the major streets have bike lanes.
There are more outdoor recreational opportunities at Mount Hood. Mount Hood is about 60 miles from Portland. You can go mountain climbing and skiing here.
There are also plenty of things to do indoors in the Portland area. You can watch basketball games at the Rose Quarter. Concerts are held at the Merrill Auditorium. You’ll find plenty of stores and restaurants at Pioneer Place and Lloyd Center.
Portland was founded in the 1840s. There’s a lot of information about the state’s history at the Oregon Historical Society.
Salem is about 47 miles south of Portland. This is the second largest city in the state and you’ll find a variety of things to do here. The city’s museums have exhibits focusing on antique farm machinery, history, natural history, art and numerous other items. You can learn about history of forests in Oregon at the Forest History Center. You’ll be able to tour a Victorian home and walk through gardens at the Historic Deepwood Estate. There’s a variety of merchandise at the shops in downtown Salem. The Historic Elsinore Theatre opened in the 1920s. You can attend movies, concerts and musicals in this theatre.
You’ll find some interesting things to do just outside Salem. Canada geese can be seen during the winter at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. The deck outside the tasting room at the Ankeny Vineyard overlooks the Refuge.
The third largest city in the state is Eugene. It is about 67 miles south of Salem. The Williamette River flows through the city. Eugene is surrounded by mountains. You’ll find plenty to do outdoors in Eugene. Rasor Park is on the river. There are places for biking and walking here. You can hike through a forest up to the top of Spencer Butte.
Eugene also has things to do indoors. You can attend a variety of performances at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts.
A lot more things you can do while you’re obtaining further education here are listed at http://www.traveloregon.com and http://www.oregon.com.