Staff and fleet
 DW20 VH-DXW |  Warrior VH-PMW |  Dakota VH-KKQ |
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 Archer VH-BYE |  DW20 VH-KMB |  Warrior VH-PZK |
Meet the Minovation Crew
At Minovation we pride ourselves on quality flying instruction in a friendly environment.
Chief Flying Instructor
Min Stokes
Founder of Minovation Flying School, with well over 14,000 hours of instructing logged. learning to fly with Min is a sure way to ensure you're getting the benefit of years of experience and the best training that WA has to offer
Flying Instructor
Warren Kotkis
Warren has been with Minovation since 2006 and has an abundant amount of experience in instructing and test flying.
Warren has a unique and pragmatic approach to flight instruction ensuring that his students reach the highest standards.
Flying Instructor
Tricia Hart
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Tricia runs the admin side as well as instructing so will often be your first contact with Minovation. Tricia will guide you through all the requirements for the course and answer any questions you may have about your training.
Our Training Fleet
Whitney Boomerang
This aircraft is a popular addition to our fleet, with its great handling, extremely sturdy and safety oriented construction, comprehensive instrumentation including Garmin GNS-430 moving map GPS and its ability to provide cost effective training from ab-initio through to cross country navigation.
Piper PA28 Warrior
The Piper Warrior is a reliable, comfortable and economical aircraft useful for training and for private hire. At Minovation we have two Warriors, VH-PMW, the oldest Warrior in Australia, and VH-PZK.
Piper PA28 Dakota
The Dakota is often used for private hire. With a variable pitch propeller and fixed undercarriage this aircraft is ideal for longer trips away and trips where a high payload is needed. The Dakota is the aircraft we use for CPL training.
Piper PA28 Archer
The Archer is ideal for a trip away. Comfortable and with 180 horsepower engine to give a cruising speed of 115 knots, able to carry more load than the Warrior and with autopilot to relieve the workload on a long flight.
