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Is There a Pilot Shortage?

The Aviation Industry believes that there is.. Here are a few statistics and information to back that up… Passenger Air Traffic Growth in 2019 alone = 4.2% Boeing BA has projected that aviation will need 790,000 new pilots by 2037 to meet growing demand, with 96,000 pilots needed to support the business aviation sector. But, Total Active Pilots in 2018 = 305,000 Higher standards for pilots with the 1500 hour rule has reduced the number of qualified pilots. Now is one of the best times to be getting into aviation.  Are you not sure what you can do as a pilot or […]

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Why train in the United States?

COST-­EFFECTIVE Factors such as less congested airspace, no surcharge taxes on aircraft fuel, no airspace usage fees, and moderate climate all contribute to a more cost-­effective way to build flight hours and prepare pilots for advanced training in the United States. RESPECTED WORLDWIDE Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Pilot Licenses are respected and validated around the world as International Civilian Aviation Organization (ICAO) Pilot Licenses. Most FAA-­licensed pilots stay within their own U.S. market; however, their training and licenses are so highly respected throughout the world, that some have ventured abroad to fly in other countries. 97% of the world’s pilots

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5 Steps to Becoming a Professional Pilot

1) Explore our website – AmericanWinds.edu: This is your first step to finding out what American Winds has to offer. Our website will give you a basic overview of our Associate Degree Programs, flight training courses, ground school and our training fleet.  For specific questions or additional information, complete the online contact form or email admissions@teachmetofly.com. 2)  Call our office at 330-733-2500: Our office is open seven days a week, with staff ready to give you additional information on American Winds. 3) Schedule an information appointment with our Admissions Team*:  During this appointment, you will have the opportunity to see the classroom and training fleet, ask questions and

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