Ever seen your own house from the air? This is your chance. Climb aboard a Cessna 177B Cardinal — a single-engine, fixed-wing aircraft — with a local pilot at the controls. He's a Portage County resident who knows the ground below as well as the sky above, and he'll help you pick out the landmarks that matter to you.

The flight runs 30 minutes and holds up to three passengers, with a combined passenger weight cap of 350 pounds. Anyone flying must be at least 8 years old — no upper age limit. Want to fly over your house? The street you grew up on? Just take in the county from a couple thousand feet up? Tell your pilot what you're hoping to see, and he'll build the route around it.

What's Included

Scheduling Your Flight
You'll coordinate the date and time directly with the pilot. Flights depend on weather and other conditions that can affect safety, so plan for some flexibility. Any other details will be sorted out once your flight is scheduled.

Two requirements to keep in mind: passengers must be 8 or older, and total passenger weight can't exceed 350 pounds.

About Portage County Regional Airport
Portage County Regional Airport (POV) is a working general aviation airport in the heart of Northeast Ohio — home to local pilots, flight training, and aviation businesses, with ongoing investment in the field's infrastructure. It's where you'll meet your pilot before heading up.

Ready for Takeoff?
Bid on a view of Portage County that most people never get. Blue skies, familiar ground, and a flight you won't forget — it's waiting for the right bidder.