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 are trained in the U.S.A. then return home to convert their pilot’s license.
MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PILOTS
The United States has:
- the largest aviation industry in the world
- more than 5,000 airports
- 5 of the 7 largest airlines in the world
- a growing regional airline industry in need of pilots
- the largest selection of flight schools and rental aircraft fleet in the world
- the highest number of successful global corporations with aviation departments