Flight training questions are almost never single questions. Someone asks what a private certificate costs, and the real answer depends on how often they can fly, what they already have in a logbook, whether they need a medical, whether the sport route would suit them better, and how they intend to pay. That conversation takes about eight minutes on the phone. In writing it takes four exchanges over three days, and by the third one everybody has lost interest.
So the form on this page does one thing: it puts your number in front of someone who can pick up a phone. The person who calls flies out of Van Nuys, teaches here, and can answer questions about the weather, the airspace, the aircraft and the schedule without checking with anybody. They are not reading from a script and they are not measured on whether you book something at the end of it.
Leave whatever detail you like in the message box, or leave none. If you say nothing, the call starts with what you are trying to achieve. If you say you are a 34-year-old with a desk job and two free evenings a week who wants a private certificate inside a year, the call starts three steps further along and you will get a much more specific answer. Either way it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Calls go out between 9 AM and 9 PM, seven days a week. A request sent during the day usually gets a call back within a few hours; one sent late at night gets a call the following morning. If you would rather not wait at all, the number is (818) 290-8249 and it is the same desk at 7900 Balboa Blvd, Suite 108A. Ringing us directly is never a worse option.