Anthony served as a US Air Force Fighter Weapons School Instructor in the F-4 Phantom. He has given over 3,000 hours of flight instruction from gliders to the Mach 2.5+ F-111. In fact, he teaches in every category of aircraft except Powered Lift. Currently, most of his time is spent teaching in jets and turboprop airplanes. As an Adjunct instructor for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Anthony created and taught an Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic certification course. He has written several magazine articles, as well as the book “Advanced Flight Instruction” in 2006 to help improve the quality of flight instruction industry wide.

Flying At/Near These Airport(s)

Cheyenne is served by Cheyenne Regional Airport – Jerry Olson Field (KCYS), the largest airport in southeast Wyoming. KCYS is a Class D, towered airport offering excellent facilities for flight training, including a long primary runway, controlled airspace for ATC practice, and convenient access to open training areas. Nearby options for training include: KLAR – Laramie Regional Airport (LAR), located in Laramie, WY (great for cross-country flights and quieter training airspace) KFNL – Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL), located in Loveland, CO (just south of the border, excellent for training in busier GA environments) KBFF – Western Nebraska Regional Airport (BFF), located in Scottsbluff, NE (good for cross-country practice and less congested airspace) Cheyenne is an excellent base for students who want towered airport experience while still being close to uncongested practice areas—perfect for primary and advanced training alike.

Specific Aircraft Access

Cessna CE500