Axiom Aviation trains female pilots from first discovery flight to airline-ready in Ogden, St. George and Idaho Falls. Fly modern aircraft, learn from experienced instructors, and use women in aviation scholarships to help fund the journey.

That is 91,694 female pilots out of 848,770 certificated pilots. The cockpit needs more women, and the pipeline is growing: women now hold nearly 16% of student pilot certificates.
Every female pilot starts in the same place: one flight with an instructor. Here is how women in flight training at Axiom build each certificate, in order.
Take the controls with a certified flight instructor and see if flying is for you. No experience needed.
Book a discovery flightEarn the certificate that lets you fly yourself and passengers, and lay the base for every rating after it.
Private pilot programLearn to fly in the clouds and earn the certificate that lets you be paid to fly.
Commercial pilot programBecome a CFI, build hours while you teach, and be the female instructor the next student needs.
Accelerated CFIMove toward the airlines through partnerships like the SkyWest Pilot Pathway Program.
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Women in aviation are flying single-engine trainers and twins out of Axiom bases across Utah and Idaho. Our flight school for women and men gives every student the same thing: a clear plan, a safe fleet and instructors who want you to finish.
Women in Aviation International (WAI) is the largest nonprofit for women in aviation, with more than 20,000 members worldwide. Each year it awards scholarships that help female pilots pay for flight training, ratings and education.
Book a discovery flight, begin your private pilot training and become a WAI member so you are eligible for the next cycle.
Recipients of the current cycle hear back from WAI.
Scholarships are presented at WAI’s 38th Annual Conference.
Apply with logged flight time, a training plan from Axiom and your goals as a female pilot.
Not seeing yours? Call admissions or schedule a tour and ask in person.
Axiom trains pilots of every background, and we actively welcome women. Female pilots train in the same programs, aircraft and schedules as every Axiom student, at our Ogden, St. George and Idaho Falls bases.
No. Most students begin with a discovery flight, where a certified flight instructor walks you through the airplane and lets you take the controls.
Yes. Women in Aviation International awards scholarships every year to its members for flight training, ratings and education. Join WAI, then apply when the WAI2028 cycle opens in summer 2027.
Many students use a mix of savings, scholarships and financing. Talk with our admissions team about your budget and visit the financing page to see your options.
Yes. Our programs take you from private pilot through commercial and CFI, and partnerships like the SkyWest Pilot Pathway Program connect Axiom students to an airline career.