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Oregon Ferry Pilot Services

We provide professional Oregon ferry pilot services, and will ferry your GA aircraft to or from Oregon (or anywhere you'd like, for that matter!).

Our Oregon ferry pilot, Michael Carlini, is a professional corporate jet pilot who holds a Commercial Pilot Certificate, a current Flight Instructor certificate, a Citation 500 type rating, and a Citation 525 (single pilot) type rating. Additionally, he has flown Cessna Caravans in Alaska, holds SIC type ratings on the Challenger 601 and Hawker 800XP, and has plenty of hours flying Cessna, Cirrus, and Piper fixed and retractable gear aircraft, as well as twin Cessnas and Pipers, such as the Cessna 340 and Piper Apache.

You are always more than welcome to accompany Michael during the ferry flight, and should you so desire, dual instruction is free over the course of the ferry flight! This can be a great way to kill to birds with one stone.

Safety is always top priority, and when it comes to moving your investment, you want someone who knows how to plan and fly in the PNW's often challenging weather conditions, and who is also very comfortable flying high performance aircraft IFR across the country into large terminal areas, single pilot. If Michael is unable to help, we will refer you to someone just as qualified who can!

    Contact us about Oregon ferry pilot services here!

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  • Home
  • Flight Instruction
    • Private Pilot Flight Training
    • Remote Pilot Part 107 Drone UAS Training
    • Sport Pilot Flight Training
    • Instrument Rating Flight Training
    • Commercial Pilot Flight Training
    • Multi-Engine Flight Training
    • CFI Flight Training
    • ATP Flight Training
    • Bend Flight Training
    • Flight Simulators
    • Flight Review
    • Paragliding and Paramotoring
  • Private Pilot Ground School
  • Courses & Books
    • IFR Ground Course
    • Commercial Pilot Courses >
      • Part I: Passing Your Checkride
      • Part II: Low Time Flying Jobs
      • Part III: Your First CoPilot Job
    • Professional Pilot Courses >
      • Part 91 Hawaii Flight Course
      • Aircraft Management Course
    • The Pilots Guide To Low Time Flying Jobs
    • Flying Part 91 To Hawaii: A Pilot's Guide
  • Learning Center
    • General
    • Landing
    • Takeoff
    • Airspace
    • Airplane Systems
    • Emergencies
  • Contact
  • Pilot Resources
    • Flight Training Scholarships
    • Find An Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)
    • BasicMed
  • Our Goal
  • News
  • Ferry Pilot Services
  • Contract Pilot Services
  • Oregon Flight Instructor Jobs