Tailwheel Instruction near Toronto

[Fly991]

Hello

Does anyone know of places to get tailwheel instruction other than Brampton and Rockliffe. I’m not looking to do the entire course, just to log a few dual hours for the experience.The other forums regarding tailwheel instruction seem to be outdated as many of the places mentioned don’t offer tailwheel instruction anymore

Thanks

[goleafsgo]

Hello

Does anyone know of places to get tailwheel instruction other than Brampton and Rockliffe. I’m not looking to do the entire course, just to log a few dual hours for the experience.The other forums regarding tailwheel instruction seem to be outdated as many of the places mentioned don’t offer tailwheel instruction anymore

Thanks

Spectrum airways in Burlington used to, not sure if they do anymore

[Lotro]

The most fun I had flying was in a taildragger at a local flying club (that no longer exists).

Next time you see someone flying one, go chat them up and ask for a ride. Or join (or e-mail) a local COPA/EAA chapter and see if anyone there drags tail. I think there's a flying club at the Woodstock airport with a J3. Plenty of guys drag tail at Guelph and Brantford. Shouldn't be hard too hard to get a ride.

[OldTracker]

Checkout this older post.
http://avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.ph ... a099c1ce33

[DH82EH]

A great place to get some tailwheel experience is the Edenvale Classic aircraft foundation.
They do training on a Fleet Canuck and have several other interesting tailwheel aircraft.
If you are prepared to invest a bit of time you can end up flying in their Cornell, Auster or Tiger Moth.

https://www.classicaircraft.ca/141-2/