- by foxnews
- 28 Nov 2024
US Aviation Academy, a top provider of pilot and aircraft mechanic training, announces the acquisition of FLYT Aviation, a prominent flight school based at Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia. This expansion into the greater Atlanta area enhances US Aviation Academy's reach, responding to the rising demand for skilled pilots with its acclaimed training programs and industry expertise.
US Aviation Academy, a top provider of pilot and aircraft mechanic training, announces the acquisition of FLYT Aviation, a prominent flight school based at Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia. This expansion into the greater Atlanta area enhances US Aviation Academy's reach, responding to the rising demand for skilled pilots with its acclaimed training programs and industry expertise.
Located at Falcon Field (KFFC), the new facility offers a state-of-the-art training environment within a thriving aviation community. With FLYT Aviation's assets, US Aviation Academy now provides a comprehensive range of flight training, from Private Pilot Certificates to advanced commercial courses, tailored for the dynamic Atlanta market. This strategic move opens doors for both local and international students aiming to build professional pilot careers with first-class instruction.
The new Atlanta campus at Falcon Field will initially operate under Part 61, offering flexible, customized training schedules designed to fast-track students toward their aviation goals. With Part 141 certification pending FAA approval, US Aviation Academy plans to expand its offerings to accommodate a broader student base, including those seeking structured, accelerated career programs and self-examining authority.
Integrating Flyt Aviation's assets underscores US Aviation Academy's dedication to innovation, safety, and excellence in aviation education. The Falcon Field campus will leverage the academy's vast resources and expertise, providing students with well-maintained aircraft, advanced training technology, and a curriculum tailored to meet the demands of the modern aviation industry.
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