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Columbia, Missouri

ExcelAir8

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GET TO KNOW THE SCHOOL

A closer look.

The website attached to the ExcelAir8 Columbia record now presents Falcon Group and Falcon Flight Works. It advertises flight training for recreational and career goals alongside aircraft maintenance, management, and brokerage. Its current contact information names Kirksville Regional Airport and Omar N. Bradley Airport in Moberly, rather than Columbia. The reviewed page does not publish a detailed certificate syllabus or identify a dedicated training fleet. This record therefore provides a lead for contacting the current operator, with an explicit location and identity check before its services can be treated as available in Columbia.

Current branding

The attached website presents Falcon Group/Falcon Flight Works and advertises flight training.

Published locations

Current contact details name Kirksville Regional Airport and Omar N. Bradley Airport in Moberly.

Published training options.

The school’s published options are summarized below. Each note explains the training type and what to clarify when comparing the school’s exact course.

Flight instruction

The provider publishes flight instruction, but the exact course scope needs a closer look. Ask for the available certificates, ratings and current aircraft.

The published options below are supported by the linked school sources.

Aircraft & training scope

Aircraft categories: Airplane

Aircraft models: A current model list was not established from the reviewed sources. Ask which aircraft or training device your course uses.

Imported Columbia/ExcelAir8 record linked to a current website naming Kirksville and Moberly.

Current Columbia operation and brand continuity are not established by the reviewed page; no training fleet models are verified.

Training framework & verification

Part 61: Part 61 inferred in supplied source; not independently confirmed. A source listing is not a current FAA approval check or a quality rating.

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TRAINING FIT

Our school review.

The accessible website supports a real flight-training service, but the relationship between the imported ExcelAir8 name and the current Falcon operation needs clarification. Start by asking whether the Columbia location still operates and who contracts for instruction. If the answer points to Kirksville or Moberly, compare the travel requirements before discussing a course. Maintenance capabilities covering light-sport, experimental, or turboprop aircraft do not establish that those categories are offered for student training.

An AI-assisted editorial assessment of the school’s published information. This is separate from student feedback. We have not attended or inspected this school.

WHAT THE AVAILABLE FEEDBACK TELLS US

Student review evidence.

Limited student feedbackThis locationChecked

Review evidence for ExcelAir8 in Columbia is limited because the accessible Google reviews via CommercialPilotsTraining material mixes customer experiences with possible training feedback. The excerpts do not establish a full certificate-course student experience. An aerial-tour customer praises informative explanations, and other brief customers describe knowledgeable staff. Introductory flights, sightseeing, rentals and airport service can reveal customer treatment, but do not establish the experience of completing a certificate course. No training outcome or broad student consensus is inferred from this mixed sample.

Google reviews via CommercialPilotsTraining

5 / 526 reviews

This location

Platform display checked on 2026-10-23. Retrieval-date snapshot; underlying platform data may lag.

Source snapshot: 2026-10-23

Ratings belong to the named source and may include other services. FlightSchoolUS does not combine them into a school score.

What reviewers appreciated

  • An aerial-tour customer praises informative explanations, and other brief customers describe knowledgeable staff. [1]

How to read this evidence

Mixed customer feed; the accessible comments do not establish a representative sample of enrolled flight-training students.

Follow up with the school

  • Can I speak with two recent Columbia students who completed my intended course?
  • What lesson frequency, instructor continuity, final costs and checkride timeline should I expect in writing?

Read the review sources

  1. ExcelAir8: Flight School in Columbia, Missouri | CPT
    Third-party source

    Mixed customer feed; the accessible comments do not establish a representative sample of enrolled flight-training students.

AI-assisted summary of the cited material. Public comments are individual experiences; the sample may be small, selective, or dated.

How we prepare review summaries

MAKE YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION COUNT

Questions for ExcelAir8.

  1. Does ExcelAir8 still offer instruction in Columbia under this organization?
  2. Which airport and legal provider would appear on my enrollment agreement?
  3. What certificates and ratings are currently available?
  4. Which aircraft is dedicated to instruction rather than maintenance or brokerage?
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Sources & listing information.

School facts are compiled from the source material below. Imported record identifiers are retained for traceability and are not presented as proof of current certification.

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