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 About Utah

According to the ACCURA cost  of living index, Salt Lake consistently ranks lower than the national average.  Salt Lake ranks among America's "New American Dream Towns" according to outside magazine (August 2005).  Average studio apartment prices in Salt Lake start at $449.00 per month.  Please visit apartment listings at www.sltrib.com. or craigslist. If you are interested in roommates and shared expenses please check out craigslist for roomates. We understand that finding an aparrtment can be difficult when you are unfamiliar with the area.  As you begin to search from your new home, please note that our school is approximately 5 minutes from the Downtown/ Avenues of Salt Lake and 10 minutes from the University of Utah/ Sugarhouse Area.

 

Utah is ranked ninth in the US for quality of healthcare.  For many residents, living in Utah means having a healthy lifestyle.  Utah ranks the 3rd healthiest state in the nation.  With 13 ski resorts and 45 state parks, Utah caters to the outdoor enthusiast. 

 

The majority of our students work part time as they complete their flight training.  We understand that it is important  that our students have a flexible schedule as they train.  UPS offers this kind of flexibility and great benefits to our students.  If interested in a part-time job with UPS please contact www.ups.com


Utah is America's National Park's Capital with 7 National Parks and 45 State Parks. Additionally, the north rim of the Grand Canyon is best accessed through Southern Utah and the unique beauty of Mesa Verde is just across the border, in Colorado. Please check out the side links to learn more about the beautiful state of Utah that we call home.

 Why Fly in Utah?
Upper Limit Aviation was deliberately located in the beautiful Salt Lake Valley.  We chose Salt Lake as our flight school location because of the unique altitude training environment offered by the
 
4227' airport elevation. Class B air space, and withe the proximity to the Wasatch Mountains and the desert west of the Great Salt Lake. 
Our location and terrain are some of our best selling points.  We believe that high altitude training creates pilots who understand the importance of weight and balance, wind currents, aircraft performance, and energy management.  Pilots gain more precision control flying at or near performance limitations.  In the U.S., altitude flying is vital to a pilot's career.  To obtain approval from the Office of Aircraft Services (OAS) to work on fire contracts, wildlife contracts or carry government employees a pilot must have a substantial number of hours of time over 5,00 ft Density Altitude.