What are your future employers looking for when hiring?
• High-hour pilots, especially those with more Pilot in
Command
time.
• Advanced experience with Multi-Engine hours.
• Experience flying in different airspaces.
• Additional ratings instead of simple timebuilding hours.
Academy of Aviation is dedicated to making you the best candidate
for an
airline, charter,
cargo or other professional pilot career.
"What do you want (or don't want) as a flight school student?"
We asked a total of 50 AoA applicants from all over the world, and
here's
what we heard from
the
majority of them:
"I don't want to sit around waiting to be scheduled for whatever
the
reason, such as
lack
of available planes, bad weather, too many students, too few
instructors, maintenance
holdups, a
busy airport, etc."
"I want the best training at a good price in aircraft that I
feel
safe flying. I'm not
rich, but I
don't want to jeopardize my life just to save a few
dollars."
"School isn't supposed to be fun, but I want to enjoy my
training. I
came to the states
for an overall experience, and I wanted to learn in many
places."
"I don't want to stay at a school if I don't like it. Some
schools
want full payment and
then you are stuck."
Academy of Aviation's solution-based training offers to meet your
needs
as a student to get
you
recognized as a top candidate for your future piloting career. Take
advantage of our
Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Single and
Multi-Engine
Program
for less than $50,000.
And, it's not based on FAA minimum
hours.
• Add
Flight Instructor Ratings and log up to
a
total of 1,000 hours,
in both
single and multi-engine aircraft.
• Academy of Aviation is the only flight school in the nation
offering
Tuition
Reimbursement for International Students.
• We have 4 campuses to choose from. You can and should choose
to
fly at all of our
campuses.
• You will be scheduled 5 days per week. We do not want you
wasting time that could be
spent
flying.
• We will help you create a payment schedule to ensure we are
the
right fit for each
other. No
student should feel as if they're being held hostage by a flight
school.
