Cirrus SR20 · $200 · Denton Enterprise Airport (KDTO)
Fly a Cirrus. Start in the left seat.
Your first flight should feel like a real flight.
Take the controls of an A4Flight Cirrus SR20 with an A4-approved CFI beside you. You will fly from the left seat, receive real instruction, and log the flight toward a pilot certificate if you decide to continue.
This is not a simulator or a sightseeing ride. It is your first actual flight lesson.
A card holds your reservation. Nothing is charged until your flight is complete.
- Aircraft
- Cirrus SR20
- Price
- $200
- At the airport
- About 90 minutes
- Flight time
- 0.8 hour
- Airport
- Denton (KDTO)
- Meet at
- Sheltair FBO
One guest may ride along when space and weight permit.
Cirrus SR20 · $200 · 1.5-hour reservation block
Pick an open Cirrus time.
Choose a time that works for you. Your card will be authorized for $200 to hold the airplane, but it will not be charged until the flight is complete. All times shown in Central Time.
Open times — N94RS
All times Central · 1.5 hr block
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Each reservation blocks the airplane 1.5 hours — briefing, walkaround, about 0.8 hour of flying, and the debrief.
What's included
This is a real first flight lesson.
One instructor-led flight in the club Cirrus, start to finish. No upsells, no surprise fees.
- Preflight briefing with an A4-approved CFI
- Cirrus aircraft walkaround
- Weather and airspace briefing
- About 0.8 hour in the airplane
- Left-seat, hands-on flying
- Post-flight debrief
- Logged dual instruction
- One guest when space and weight permit
What happens during the flight
Five steps, from the lobby to your logbook.
Nothing is a mystery. Here is exactly how your flight goes.
Meet your instructor
Meet your CFI inside Sheltair at Denton Enterprise Airport.
Walk around the Cirrus
Learn how pilots inspect the fuel, oil, tires, controls, and aircraft before every flight.
Review the flight
Talk through the weather, route, airspace, and what you will hear on the radio.
Take the left seat
Your instructor handles the radios and keeps the flight safe while you learn to climb, turn, and fly the airplane.
Log your first lesson
After landing, your instructor records the flight as dual instruction. It counts toward your certificate if you continue training.
The airplane
Why start in a Cirrus?
The SR20 is a modern four-seat airplane — the same type you can keep training in with us.
Modern glass-panel cockpit
Two large displays instead of a wall of dials — easier to understand on your very first flight.
Comfortable four-seat cabin
Leather seats, a wide cabin and plenty of room for a guest to ride along.
Whole-airframe CAPS parachute
The SR20 carries a whole-airframe parachute system as an additional layer of safety equipment. No aircraft is risk-free, and your CFI will explain how CAPS fits into how we operate.
Stable cross-country platform
The same airplane members fly on real trips out of the Metroplex, not just around the pattern.
Keep training in the same airplane
If you continue, you can keep flying this exact type of aircraft at A4Flight.
Who this is for
You have thought about flying. You just haven't started yet.
- Adults learning to fly later in life
- Busy professionals
- People exploring aviation before committing to training
- Someone giving a memorable flight experience as a gift
- Future student pilots who want a real first lesson
You do not need any flying experience. You only need to be curious enough to take the first step.
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Questions people ask before their first flight.
Your first flight
