I would be concerned with who they allow to fly. I worked with one of their charter pilots before…read more He should be grounded. They shouldnt allow him to fly at all. Sweet Aviation seems like a great place to deal with except for their questionable hiring decisions

Michael, along with the whole Sweet staff, have been extremely friendly and professional to work…read morewith. Our daughter has done a helicopter discovery flight & we've had informative meetings about career/study options. Our daughter has decided to pursue a career in aviation and plans to study for her Associate in Aviation through the Sweet/Ivy Tech partnership fall 2022!

I had the pleasure of taking some flight review lessons at TAS Aviation during a three-day period…read morethis August. The staff and owners could not have been more warm and welcoming to me and my girlfriend during this training, and I thank them for their professionalism and encouragement. I was a bit rusty in flying skills when it came to small General Aviation aircraft, but their Chief Flight Instructor at the time, Tim Meyer, put me at ease with his laid back style and good humor. The manager, Marla, was especially accommodating with regards to my requests. I highly recommend TAS Aviation to anyone needing flight instruction, or aircraft maintenance, as they also have a first class facility in that regard as well. Bill Crawford TWA/American Airlines Captain (retired)

Mike Wild is the owner of Wild Aerobatics and also, the pilot and instructor, if you want to either…read morelearn or take a thrill ride in his Pitts or Super Decathlon planes. I was looking for an aerobatic, flight instructor for my significant other, and not realizing Mike was only in Kokomo, I called several flight schools in Indianapolis. I left several message, and no one returned by call. I called Mike, and he picked up the phone right away. He was very nice and accommodating on such short notice. He let me know he was available and the best time to arrive for the flight lesson based on the weather. When we got to the Kokomo airport and found Mike's hanger, he was very patient and generous with us. We wanted to know everything about owning a Pitts plane, and he shared everything he knew and what his costs were to own, maintain, store and operate a Pitts. He gave us so much advice and information. Then, he walked my significant other through the lesson, got him into the plane, and they took off. Mike was very careful and warned my SO about the stresses of aerobatic flying and not to overdue it because he was going to feel it, and feel it he did. SO doesn't normally have motion sickness, but he did for hours after that. Mike made the lesson so fun though that the motion sickness didn't deter my SO from signing on for more lessons with Mike. According to my SO, Mike is a very different instructor than he's had in the past. Mike has an engineering background and actually understands the mechanics of the plane and how everything works in different conditions. He's very educational, detailed and meticulous. Unlike some jock pilots, he's more of a professor type which my SO was looking for. After the lesson, we hung around some more to watch Mike's son fly. He's a competitive flyer and a pro so we got to watch a free aerobatic show. Looking to many more flying lessons with Mike!

I have flown with Joe and Freedom helicopters multiple times while visiting Indy. Joe is a highly…read moreexperienced pilot and great teacher. I highly recommend Joe and his company. Rather you want to learn to fly or just take a ride, Joe is the guy

We showed up at Freedom Helicopters today at 11:45, the recommended 15 minutes before our time, and…read moreproceeded to wait an hour and a half before deciding to leave. We saw the helicopter land, pilots get out, come into the building and then we never saw them again. They did not even go to the front desk to ask if anyone was waiting for them. I would give no stars if I could.

So I really didn't know what to expect. We got this card in an adventure, checklist box and we want…read moreto get out of Indianapolis so we went to Fort Wayne and we're very pleasantly surprised. The ax throwing was a more difficult than I expected and be a lot more fun than I expected. We played some arcade games after and had a very enjoyable afternoon. I think our host name was Dwayne or Dwight or something like that, but he was fantastic.

We've been to combat ops a few times and even hosted a birthday party so we have a good idea what…read morethey have to offer. They're one of the few places in Fort Wayne that have laser tag, Nerf war, virtual reality games. It definitely is not cheap, but they have a lot more to offer than Chuck E. Cheese and is geared toward older kids. I'm happy to say that the management made it right last time because kids in our party we're being harassed by older kids on their own team as they were shooting them in the head with the Nerf gun. I find that this is unacceptable and if I would've known, I definitely would've spoken with the parents. My son raised his voice and told the game master who didn't do anything about it. I spoke with the manager later and he told me that he would speak with his staff and also gave us some game points to make up for the trouble. I hope they continue to enforce the rules because part of the reason people come to these places is they have fun not to get into conflict with people and their delinquent behavior.