NAFC

Navy Annapolis Flight Center is a flight school at Lee Airport in Edgewater, just south of Annapolis, Maryland. It is certified under FAA Part 141, which means its syllabus and results are subject to FAA inspection, and it also offers training under Part 61. Piper Apache and Aztec twins are listed on its FAA certificate, alongside its four seat training aircraft.

The school teaches with a structured syllabus and ground school and one to one instruction. It says its instructors include full time instructors with aviation degrees, retired military pilots and active airline pilots, all holding at least an instrument instructor rating.

Its introductory flights give about an hour of hands on flying that can count toward a licence, and passengers may come along. The school is approved by the Maryland State Approving Agency for GI Bill benefits in association with a degree programme, and it is an approved provider for foreign nationals under the TSA flight training programme.

Lee Airport sits close to the Chesapeake Bay and the Naval Academy, so training flights often take in the bay, the Severn River and the Bay Bridge. Navy Annapolis Flight Center is a flight school rather than a charter operator, so this profile is listed for reference.