Sacramento, California, United States· Sacramento Executive Airport(KSAC)
✓ Approved by FAA· Approval 2JXS245C
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Jet And Rotor Aviation Academy is a flight school at Sacramento Executive Airport (KSAC) in Sacramento, United States. It offers training for Trial flights, Private pilot licence (PPL), Instrument rating, Airline pilot training (ATPL), Flight instructor, and Multi-engine rating. Its fleet includes Cessna Citation, Beechcraft King Air, Mooney, and Cessna 150 / 152. At Sacramento Executive Airport, 89% of daylight hours have weather suitable for training flights. The best months are June, July, and August; December is the most difficult. There are 10 other flight schools within 31 miles.
This school offers trial flights.
Trial flight details ↗| Course or item | Price |
|---|---|
| Oil change – Single Engine Prop course | $99 |
| Oil Change Twin prop course | $199 |
| Come fly our Remos Light Sport aircraft at Sacramento . Its a dream to fly this “Ferrari” of LSAs. G course | from $7,950 |
Prices last checked September 2026. Always confirm the current price with the school.
Share of daylight hours each month with weather suitable for training flights (cloud base at least 3,000 ft, visibility at least 5 statute miles / 8 km, wind no more than 20 knots, no thunderstorms, freezing conditions or snow).
From weather reports at SACRAMENTO/EXECUTIV (0 miles from the airfield), 2016–2025.
Sacramento, California · Sacramento (KSAC)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year
Sacramento, California · Sacramento Executive Airport (KSAC)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year
Sacramento, California · Sacramento Executive Airport (KSAC)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year
Mather, California · Sacramento Mather Airport (KMHR)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year
Sacramento, California · Sacramento International Airport (KSMF)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year
Rio Linda, California · Rio Linda Airport (L36)
Typically 89% of daylight hours flyable over the year