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Flying High Again LLC

Flight school in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. The FAA register lists 6 aircraft under this name, mostly Diamond Aircraft DA 42.

Website: flyinghighagainllc.com (found by search; tell us if it is wrong)

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How many aircraft does Flying High Again LLC have?

6 aircraft are registered to it with the FAA as of October 22, 2026; aircraft it leases from their owners are not counted.

What does Flying High Again LLC fly?

Mostly the Diamond Aircraft DA 42, along with the Cessna 172K and the Cessna 172M.

How old are Flying High Again LLC's aircraft?

Built between 1962 and 2012; half were built in 2006 or earlier, so the typical one is about 20 years old.

Has Flying High Again LLC had any accidents?

The NTSB recorded no accident or incident involving the aircraft registered to it today in the last 10 years.

Where is Flying High Again LLC?

In Mount Juliet, Tennessee.

About Flying High Again LLC from its own website, read October 21, 2026

Flying High Again is a flight school at Smyrna Airport near Nashville, Tennessee, offering pilot training from private pilot through commercial, instrument, multi-engine, and instructor ratings. The school operates a fleet of Cessna 172 and Diamond DA40/DA42 aircraft and also provides aircraft maintenance services for outside owners.

Calls itself
Flying High Again
What it is
Flight school
Bases
Smyrna, TN KMQY
Aircraft it names
Cessna 172M, Cessna 172K, Cessna 172E, Cessna 172H, Diamond DA40 XLS, Diamond DA40 NG, Diamond DA42
Services
flight training, discovery flights, aircraft maintenance, annual inspections, 100 hour inspections, scheduled maintenance, repairs
Hours
seven days a week
Founded
2018
Address
621 Fitzhugh Boulevard, Smyrna, TN, 37167
Telephone
+1-615-323-3123
Email
[email protected]

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Its aircraft and their safety record from the FAA register and the NTSB

6 aircraft are registered to Flying High Again LLC today, mostly Diamond Aircraft DA 42. Built between 1962 and 2012; half of them in 2006 or earlier, so the typical one is about 20 years old. 3 are twin-engine aeroplanes.

N101DA, a Diamond Aircraft DA 42
N101DA, Diamond Aircraft DA 42
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All 6 aircraft, each with its own page
Tail numberAircraftBuiltNTSB records, last 10 years
N7363GCessna 172K
N24KKCessna 172M1975
N692CJDiamond Aircraft DA 402012
N101DADiamond Aircraft DA 422006
N242DPDiamond Aircraft DA 422006
N5213YPiper PA-23-2501962

The NTSB recorded no accident or incident involving these aircraft in the last 10 years.

Only the aircraft registered to Flying High Again LLC today are counted, wherever they were flying and whoever was flying them, including any accident before the school owned them; aircraft a school leases from their owners are registered to those owners and are not. A school that flies more hours will show more; nobody publishes those hours, so this is a record, not a score. Compare with the other training organisations in Tennessee.

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Where
  • Mount Juliet, TN · where it registers its aircraft
  • Tennessee 6,518 aircraft registered
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This entry comes from the FAA aircraft register (October 22, 2026). The FAA publishes no downloadable list of flight schools (its online finder covers only certificated Part 141 schools), so a company is listed here when its name says what it does; this one's name does not, but it owns a fleet of training aircraft and its own website says it gives flying lessons. Is this your company? Claim or correct this listing: the base, the website, what you do, your own pictures. Add the "Listed on eFlight" badge to your website.