TurbochargedFive Diamond DA40 NGs and a multi-engine DA42-VI NG. Every aircraft glass-cockpit, Jet-A, and built this century. No 1970s 172s, just one single FADEC lever, and no panel relearn between trainers. CRAFT students train in this fleet, and rated pilots can rent the same airplanes at standard rates.
Turbocharged
Air Conditioning
IFR Equipped
Electric Rudder Trim
Twin TurbodieselEvery airplane in our hangar is glass-cockpit, Jet-A, single-lever FADEC. Here is what that actually means for a pilot logging hours.

Six analog dials and a vacuum-driven attitude indicator. The cockpit at most flight schools is older than most students. None of it transfers to a regional jet or major airline cockpit.

Two big PFD/MFD displays, synthetic vision, integrated GPS, traffic, weather, and a GFC700 digital autopilot in every airframe. Same family of avionics you will see in regional jets and corporate aircraft.
Every hour you log in this fleet is an hour you do not have to relearn when you upgrade to IFR, Commercial, or your first type rating. Train in the cockpit you will actually fly.

Throttle, propeller pitch, mixture. Three controls to juggle on every power change, climb, and descent. Mismanage any of them and you are cooking cylinders or detonating fuel. Pure cognitive load.

One lever. Push for more power, pull for less. Full Authority Digital Engine Control manages prop pitch, fuel flow, and mixture in real time. Both DA40 NG and DA42-VI NG run single-lever FADEC.
Every modern jet, every turboprop, every regional and major airline cockpit you will ever sit in uses single-lever digital engine control. Train on FADEC now and the muscle memory carries straight into the right seat of an E175, CRJ, or 737.
Every CRAFT student trains in this exact fleet. Discovery Flight ($325) gets you in the left seat of a DA40 NG over Charleston. The rest of the fleet is on the other side of your accelerated program.