NATIONAL JABIRU FLIGHT & PILOT TRANSITION TRAINING CENTER

Click here for Service and Flight Training Centers in the US.

Want to learn more about Jabiru Engines? The next Jabiru Engine Seminar will be February 21^st and 22^nd, 2025 at the National Jabiru Engine Service Center at Arion Aircraft in Shelbyville, TN. The cost to attend is $350. The registration form can be found at this link: Click Here. There is limited seating for the class so please call the team at Arion so they can put your down as coming! Their phone number is (931) 680-1781. 

US Sport Planes works closely with experienced, Jabiru specific CFI’s at our airport, Denton Enterprise Airport KDTO, to provide Sport Pilot flight instruction or Pilot Transition training in your new or recently acquired Jabiru.

As the National Jabiru Flight Training Center, our services include:

• Non-pilot Jabiru LSA training from the beginning – Interested in learning to fly your Jabiru? This is a practical and safety minded environment to discover all the wonderful aspects of LSA flying! Light Sport instruction – It’s not just about the airplane. It’s the experience, safety, confidence and adventure!
• Pilot Transition training –  LSA may fly a little different than what you have been flying. Our expert Jabiru CFI’s will get you comfortable and safe in your Jabiru.
• “Rusty Pilot” training – Don’t worry if it’s been a while since you’ve flown. Our CFI’s will safely bring you back up to speed in your Jabiru.
• Insurance – Jabiru Specific Pilot sign offs for insurance – Many insurance policies require a certain number of Make/Model training hours, typically 5 hours, and/or CFI Check-out/Sign-off, when you acquire a new or used LSA.
• Jabiru Specific CFI check outs for Insurance  – We can provide what your insurance company may require for your CFI if you want your CFI to be checked out in the Jabiru.

Our CFI’s are happy to accommodate all skill levels for Jabiru instruction. The processes and requirements are practical, reasonable and create, confident, successful pilots.