Tailwheel Endorsement
Ground handling, takeoffs, wheel landings, three-point landings, crosswind technique, go-arounds, and operating judgment.
Begin your endorsement →Tailwheel Training • Reigle Airport 58N
Tailwheel instruction built on precision, discipline, judgment, and real stick-and-rudder flying at Reigle Airport in Palmyra, Pennsylvania.
Why Tailwheel?
Conventional-gear flying develops coordination, attention, and precision. It rewards good habits, exposes weak ones, and builds confidence that carries into every airplane you fly.
Develop coordinated habits from taxi through touchdown.
Understand speed, attitude, power, and timing as one connected skill.
Build repeatable three-point, wheel, and crosswind landing technique.
Training
Each lesson is shaped around your experience, goals, and proficiency.
Ground handling, takeoffs, wheel landings, three-point landings, crosswind technique, go-arounds, and operating judgment.
Begin your endorsement →Aircraft-specific instruction for pilots moving into a Citabria or returning to conventional-gear flying after time away.
Plan a transition flight →Focused work on crosswinds, coordination, energy management, landing consistency, and confidence.
Sharpen your skills →Real Training
Conventional Aero is built around individual attention, practical stick-and-rudder skills, and time in the airplane—not generic classroom promises or stock photography.
Every lesson is centered on the pilot, the conditions, and the skills needed to fly with confidence.
Our Home Field
A welcoming general aviation airport and a practical environment for focused tailwheel instruction.
1805 South Forge RoadMeet Daisy
Daisy is honest, responsive, and built for learning. She gives immediate feedback, rewards good technique, and makes each lesson an exercise in real aircraft control.
Master the Fundamentals. Fly Conventional.
Start Training
Share your experience, goals, and availability. We will follow up to discuss the right training path.