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Tell us where you need to fly

From Pilatus to King Air, your mission is handled.

PILOT SERVICES

Nobody shows up halfway. We fly the entire route.

We approach pilot-for-hire and ferry flights like briefings: precise, calm, and planned around your aircraft, your schedule, and your peace of mind.

Pilot for hire

Credentialed commercial pilot with IFR certification and multi-engine experience flying your aircraft, no positioning fees or empty legs.

Aircraft ferrying

Cross-country delivery with all the weather briefings, fuel stops, and plans handled before departure, from Seattle to wherever your aircraft needs to go.

Repositioning flights

Move your aircraft between bases or maintenance without tying up your schedule, flown by a pilot who knows the airframes inside out.

Co-pilot support

Experienced right-seat support for owner-flown trips, reducing workload on long legs and adding a second set of eyes in complex airspace.

IFR Safety pilot

Second pilot for instrument practice or proficiency, so you can log the time you need while staying current and legal.

Emergency Lifeboat

Prompt response when your aircraft needs to move on short notice, with routing and logistics coordinated quickly and Safely.

ADVENTURE FLIGHT SUPPORT

We fly with you on the trip

From mountain strips to remote lakes, we plan the route, fly right seat, and stay with you until the adventure is done.

SERVICE PACKAGES

Clear pricing for every type of flight

No surprises, no hidden fees. Every Maxfli LLC engagement is scoped up front so you know exactly what you're getting and what it costs.

Pilot for hire

Quote-based

per flight

A commercial, IFR-rated pilot in the left seat for your trip, with the right endorsements for your aircraft.

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IFR-certified pilot

High-performance endorsed

Trip planning included

Weather briefings handled

Most requested

Ferry & repositioning

Quote-based

per leg

Your aircraft moved Safely from A to B, including transatlantic legs, with full logistics coordination on our side.

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Cross-country delivery

Transatlantic experience

Aircraft-specific planning

Weather-aware routing

Training & mentoring

Quote-based

per session

Transition training, Safety flights, or one-on-one mentoring to get you current and confident in your aircraft.

Discuss your goals

Transition training support

Safety & proficiency flights

IFR Safety pilot available

Owner mentoring included

Consulting & support

Quote-based

per project

Aviation consulting for deliveries, emergency relocations, or operational planning, tailored to your specific needs.

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Delivery coordination

Emergency relocation support

Operational planning

Aircraft compatibility advice

FLIGHT RESULTS

Successful flights, from Seattle and beyond

From cross-country ferries to IFR safety pilot support, these flights got done right, on schedule, with no drama.

Had Maxfli reposition my Cirrus from the East Coast back to Seattle. The aircraft arrived on schedule, with a full fuel log and no surprises. Exactly what you want from a ferry pilot.

James W.

James W.

Cirrus SR22 Owner

I needed an IFR Safety pilot to knock out some currency and get current again. Maxfli showed up briefed, flew the approaches, and debriefed like a CFI. Back to legal, no wasted hobbs.

Laura M.

Laura M.

Private Pilot, Piper Cherokee

Purchased a TBM 700 in a tricky position and needed a Safe, reliable ferry. Maxfli handled the planning, weather, and customs without a hiccup. The due diligence was first-rate.

Robert H.

Robert H.

TBM 700 Owner

FAQ

Will my aircraft work with your services?

Quick answers on how we work with your aircraft. Still unsure? Reach out for details.

What do you need to know to arrange a ferry flight?

Just the aircraft model, its current location, and where it needs to go. We also check whether there are any maintenance items or paperwork issues that might affect the routing.

Do you fly both piston and turbine aircraft?

Yes. We regularly fly high-performance singles and light twins like Cirrus, Piper, Cessna, and Diamond, as well as turbine aircraft like the Pilatus and TBM.

Does the aircraft need specific equipment for your pilot to fly it?

The aircraft must be in legal, airworthy condition with current paperwork. For IFR flights, it needs functioning nav equipment and an IFR-certified pilot, which we provide.

Can you act as a safety pilot if I'm working on my IFR currency?

Yes. We can act as a Safety pilot so you can log instrument time under the hood. It's a practical way to build currency on your own schedule.

How do you handle transitions to a new aircraft type?

We work with you from the walkaround through the first solo. That includes systems review, checkride prep, and supervised practice until you're comfortable and current on the airframe.

Are you able to reposition an aircraft that's stuck somewhere?

If it's airworthy, yes. For emergencies or location moves, we'll fly it home or to the maintenance base Safely and efficiently, with proper planning for fuel stops and weather.

Questions not covered here?

Tell us about your aircraft and the flight you have in mind. We'll give you a straight answer.

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1,487 flight hours and counting. Let's get you in the air.

Tell us what you're flying and when. We'll confirm availability and work up a quote for your ferry, delivery, or Safety flight.