Alisha Sweeney

Bryant isn’t new to helicopters. He’s a former instructor here at Silverhawk. After completing his training, he went on to teach others, and later became one of our charter pilots, flying the R66. He’s one heck of a pilot, and a humble one at that. In the same R66 he regularly flew at Silverhawk, Bryant made his entrance at the beautiful Ste. Chapelle Winery… and then he and the awesome Sarah tied the knot. Here’s a look at their day, in their own words.

Written by our Chief Fixed Wing Instructor & United Pilot Josh Slowik Winter in Caldwell, Idaho brings shorter days, frosty mornings, and rapidly changing weather, but with smart planning, you can keep your flight training on schedule and even accelerate your progress. Here’s how Silverhawk students can maximize training during the winter months. 1. Watch the Extended Forecast Like a Pro Weather in the Treasure Valley can change quickly, so being proactive is one of your most valuable habits...

Pursuing a career in aviation is an exciting and rewarding journey, but it can also come with financial challenges. We want students to know that there are real pathways to help fund their training. Scholarships for both degree and non-degree students, grants, and external financing options can significantly reduce costs and make aviation school more accessible for many aspiring pilots.