Are you researching Flight Schools? Have you ever wondered what ‘Part 61’ or ‘Part 141’ refers to? Safety in Motion Flight Center is recognized as the Pacific Northwest's leader in providing safe, professional, and comprehensive aviation services to the general aviation community and provides training in accordance with both regulations.

Photographs from another great Airshow at Olympia Regional Airport.

We are keenly aware of the costs involved in flight training, and do all that we can to help you achieve your goals with the minimum expense possible. Here are some steps to help you “take off” with the best financial footing.

Regardless of where you are in your pilot journey—researching schools, determining costs, completing your private pilot certificate, looking into additional certificates or ratings, becoming an instructor, or doing specialty training—Safety In Motion Flight Center has everything you need to get you Flying!

We had the honor of hosting the Cessnas 2 Oshkosh (C2O) event in Washington on May 22nd. Oshkosh is the nation’s largest fly-in event.

We will be providing fueling support, aircraft tie-down space, and RV space for the Olympic Airshow coming to the Olympic Regional Airport June 18 and 19, 2022.

We offer mountain flying clinics and in-flight training. Much of this training can be credited toward training requirements for Private and Commercial certificates while experiencing a fun and educational day of flying!

We have processed a lot of active duty and veterans through our RTP and general pilot certificate and rating programs using VA, CA, or out-of-pocket funding.

Safety in Motion will hold a CFI Ground School at KPLU on Monday & Tuesday Mornings from 8 - 10am.

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Aviation has developed the Washington State Airport Guide as a tool to promote the use of the state’s aviation system.

This February Safety in Motion Flight Canter participated in the NW Aviation Conference and Tradeshow.

Short film, Inconclusive, directed by Seattle producer, Anthony Culanag, features footage from Safety Motion Flight Center.