Marc Lee is instructor with a passion for tailwheel and vintage aircraft. He earned his Private Pilot certificate at seventeen while working for famed movie pilot, Frank Tallman. In addition to being a Certificated Flight Instructor (CFI) and Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI), Marc teaches in the aviation program at Orange Coast College in Southern California. He is an aviation journalist with more than 200 published articles in Plane & Pilot Magazine, EAA Sport Magazine, and other publications worldwide.

"To me flying is about seeing the world in a different way," says Marc. "Not just in terms of geography, but by experiencing it through different eyes- the eyes of an aviator." Marc is a frequent EAA Young Eagles pilot, and belongs to several aviation organizations. When not instructing, Marc flies his classic Great Lakes 2T-1A biplane that he's owned for nearly a decade. Marc does primary and commercial training in Standard category aircraft and LSA, as well as tailwheel transitions. Marc also specializes in Catalina Island checkouts and has extensive experience flying the islands of The Bahamas.

"Once you become a pilot - and I believe anybody can make that dream come true - you are forever changed. Adventure becomes a way of life."