Growing up, my dad and I would bond by watching war documentaries. Our favorite was “Dogfights” on the History Channel, showcasing the thrilling dogfights of WWII aircraft. Watching those amazing planes on TV together sparked a childhood dream in me to one day be at the controls of an aircraft.

Years later, I found myself in an accounting job, staring out the window at planes descending into San Jose. It became clear to me that a lifetime behind a desk wasn’t what I wanted. The turning point came when my neighbor, a pilot, offered me a spontaneous intro flight. The moment I took the controls, I felt an overwhelming sense of joy and excitement—I couldn’t stop smiling. That experience solidified my decision to pursue a career in aviation.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to fly, I encourage you to take that leap. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of flying an aircraft for fun or considering a potential career change, I’d be happy to introduce you to the world of aviation and help you turn your dream into reality.