Cruz Coloma
Studied in Michigan

Koby Hansen
After earning my Bachelor’s in Business Management from BYU-Idaho and building a foundation in the corporate sector, a single Discovery Flight changed my trajectory forever. I knew immediately that aviation wasn’t just a hobby—it was my career.

My journey took me from the challenging mountain terrain of Idaho to the expansive plains of Kansas, eventually leading me to Phoenix, Arizona. This is where I became a CFI/CFII and started working as an instructor and was hired at a 141 Flight school. I later transitioned to instructing in Alpha Trainers at Falcon Field where I became the Chief Flight Instructor overseing and developing curriculum and material for students to use.

Nate King
After graduating with an undergraduate degree in business administration, I worked a sales role in the midwest. A few years into the role, l realized I wanted a more hands on career and aviation was calling me. I jumped into training the beginning of 2022, and finished all my ratings (PPL/IR/CSEL/CMEL/CFI/CFII/MEI) in 2023.

I left Minnesota to instruct in Arizona, where I have experience instructing both part 61 and part 141. I enjoy helping students reach their aviation goals, whether it be a new career or flying recreationally. When I’m not in the sky, you can find me and my wife hiking, camping, and exploring the beautiful American Southwest. I love the sense of adventure and freedom that flying brings, and can’t wait to share it with you!

Mason Slump
Mason is a dedicated Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII) with a strong foundation in both technical aviation knowledge and student-centered teaching. With extensive experience providing dual instruction across a wide range of training environments, he is known for breaking down complex concepts into clear, practical lessons that build both skill and confidence in the cockpit. His attention to detail and emphasis on safety help create a structured learning atmosphere where students can progress efficiently while developing strong aeronautical decision-making habits.

Committed to each student’s success, Mason tailors his instruction to individual learning styles and goals. He believes great instruction goes beyond meeting standards and helps build disciplined, capable aviators who are prepared for real-world flying. Mason takes pride in mentoring pilots at every stage of training and is passionate about helping them achieve their aviation goals with professionalism and confidence.

Zach Weeks
I completed training at Gateway Airport in Mesa Arizona. Soon after I began teaching in Alpha Trainers out of Falcon Field. I have flown over 1000 hours in these planes almost all of that time guiding and instructing students.
In addition to instructing, I have also continued my education, acquiring my CTP and experience in various aircraft.
I look forward to helping the next generation of pilots build foundational stick and rudder skills that can lead them to enjoy the skys and build lasting careers in aviaiton.