Flight schools in Kentucky
Kentucky has 27 flight schools in the directory we import, spread across 20 separate towns and cities. Lexington has the most at 4, followed by Bardstown (2) and Danville (2).
None of these have been verified by us the way our 25 Arizona schools were. They are a starting point, and we are happy to be the ones who do the checking before you commit a deposit.
Listings are sourced from the AOPA Flight School Finder and have not been individually verified by us. Some may have moved, changed hands or closed. Schools marked “Verified” are the ones we checked by hand in July 2026.
Where they are
- Allen 1
- Bardstown 2
- Bowling Green 1
- Campbellsville 1
- Chavies 1
- Danville 2
- Elkton 1
- Erlanger 1
- Falmouth 1
- Georgetown 2
- Glasgow 1
- Henderson 1
- Lexington 4
- London 1
- Louisville 2
- Mayfield 1
- Maysville 1
- Mount Sterling 1
- Richmond 1
- Worthington 1
Lexington 4 schools
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ETL Aviation
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Nexgen Aviation, LLC
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Shark Aviation
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Wings Flight Training
Bardstown 2 schools
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MaxAir, Inc.
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Samuel's Field Aviation
Danville 2 schools
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Lynn Aviation
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Wings Flight Training
Georgetown 2 schools
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Officer Don Flight Training Academy
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Wings Flight Training
Louisville 2 schools
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Cardinal Wings Aviation
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Louisville Aviation
Allen 1 school
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Larry Short Aviation
Bowling Green 1 school
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Flywell Aviation
Campbellsville 1 school
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Wings Flight Training
Chavies 1 school
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Triton Airways
Elkton 1 school
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Wilson Flying Service
Erlanger 1 school
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FlightSafety International
Falmouth 1 school
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Career Flyers
Glasgow 1 school
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Glasgow Aviation
Henderson 1 school
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Don Davis Aviation, Inc.
London 1 school
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London-Corbin Airport Board
Mayfield 1 school
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Midwest Aviation Services, Inc.
Maysville 1 school
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Fleming-Mason Aviation (FBO)
Mount Sterling 1 school
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Kentucky Airmotive, Inc.
Richmond 1 school
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Wings Flight Training
Worthington 1 school
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Ashland Regional Airport Board
How this compares to Arizona
Arizona is the state we have actually worked: 25 schools called, checked and written up, with the mistakes in the public directories corrected. Kentucky is not there yet. If you want to see what a finished state looks like, the Arizona hub is it — and if you want Kentucky to look like that, calling us is what makes it happen.
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