About Us
On The Fly is an FAA Part 61 flight school operating out of Huber Airpark in Seguin, TX. We are a faith-based, family-operated, veteran-owned company that is conveniently located between
San Antonio and Austin, TX.
Flight Training
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On The Fly offers flying lessons coupled with customizable pilot training programs for those wanting to earn their private pilot's license, or want to further their training to earn their instrument and commercial ratings and beyond.
For our first-time flyers, we offer discovery flights that give our students the chance to get behind the controls of one of our Cessna 172 Skyhawks, which are a favorite among student pilots. This will give our students the chance to get a feel for what it's like to fly a plane.
If you’re interested in becoming a pilot, we offer pilot training to help our students achieve the requirements necessary to get a private pilot's license. With the one-on-one lessons we provide, you will have the ability to learn in-depth techniques at your own pace in a laid-back environment.
For those who have flying experience, we offer refresher courses! Our private pilot refresher training will help you get comfortable once again in the pilot's seat. If you are an aircraft owner, you are more than welcome to train in your own plane.
Fly with us in one of our Cessna 172 Skyhawks!
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Start your flight training with us today!
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Meet The Team
Will & Dana Bellamy
Owners
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Will and Dana founded On The Fly Aviation in 2021.
Will is a retired military veteran who has served in the US Marine Corps and the US Army. Will has an associate degree in Aeronautical Airframe Powerplant Mechanics and is an FAA Certified Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic.
Will and Dana are aircraft owners and have been passionate about aviation since childhood. Dana is a Certified Flight Instructor who started her pilot journey as a youth in Sydney, Australia, where she was raised.
Keith Hill
Lead Flight Instructor
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Keith grew up in North Alabama and began flight training in 1998 after high school.
After completing his ratings in 2003, Keith began flight instructing, contract flying, flying skydivers, and spent over 2 years flying Cessna Caravans across the United States doing aerial survey work.
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In 2007 Keith moved to Southern California to fly Learjets and King Airs for multiple charter companies and private owners and flight instructed when able.
In 2018 Keith moved with his family to New Braunfels TX and is currently flying a Falcon 900 for a private family.
Dana Bellamy
Flight Instructor
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Dana started her pilot journey in Sydney, Australia, over 20 years ago as a youth.
Then, she met her husband, moved to the USA, and became a mom to six children.
She continued on with her pilot journey in the summer of 2021 when she and her husband bought a plane and founded On The Fly Aviation.
Dana became the first solo student, as well as the first Private Pilot and CFI that was produced through the school.
Dana has a love for teaching and is looking forward to helping you to fulfill your pilot dreams!
Connor Cannon
Flight Instructor
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I have been drawn towards flying since a young age and finally decided I want to fly myself while being a flight attendant for American Airlines. I have a bachelors degree from the University of Minnesota and have spent years as a teacher and a volleyball coach. I am a CFI, CFII, and MEI and am excited to use my experience to help my students learn the joys of flying!
Connor Sanders
Flight Instructor
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Connor grew up in Boston, MA and after college enlisted the Air Force. As a member of the Air Force, Connor worked as an Aerospace Physiology Technician and gained a love and appreciation for aviation.
Through his dedication to learning and getting meaningful experience, Connor decided to pursue a career as a pilot as he left the military. Since then, he has earned all his pilot
ratings and is a CFI and CFII as well as earning a Bachelor of Science degree in aviation.
Connor loves instructing and mentoring his students as well as providing real-world experience that emphasizes good safety practices while also showing students
the fun that piloting an aircraft can provide.