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Our Flight Instructor Airplane training (CFI-A) is intended
for candidates of all ages – from college upper level to people with
commercial and government agencies around the United States.
The (CFI-A) is structured to allow qualified candidates to enroll
at the Academy upon earning their commercial pilot airplane with instrument
privileges (CSE-I).
Our unique training modules illustrate the normal progression of our entire
program. Graduates will then be only required to earn their Flight Instructor
Instrument (CFI-I) to be eligible for a post-graduate intern as a staff flight
instructor and then line job placement assistance. Students with previous flight
experience may be eligible for training credit in accordance with the part
61 federal aviation rules.
This course teaches the necessary knowledge and skills and what needs to be
shown to be consider competent in each of 3 different contexts; Aircraft training,
teaching process and methods, and Ground School /classroom training.
The standard course will include: Advanced Cockpit Training (ACT), Technically
Advanced Aircraft (TAA) and its new approval (released by FAA on Jan 04, 2005)
regarding equipment used by American Academy of Aeronautics at our Sim Center.
Upon successful completion the applicant will have satisfied the following
conditions for FAR61:
» Flight training (per FAR61 subpart-H section 61.187(B)(1))
» Aeronautical Knowledge (per FAR61 subpart-H section 61.185(a)(1)(2))
» Flight and Ground Training according to FAA-S-8081-4
The applicant will have satisfied the following conditions for FAR61:
» Pilot in command (PIC) qualifications (per FAR61)
» Pilot in command recent flight experience (per FAR61)
» Flight review (per FAR61)
» CE172S*
» CE172R*
» CE172RG*
» CE310Q
» FMD visual motion*
» CPT visual motion
» FTD level C
» FMS trainer
American Academy of Aeronautics uses the unique flight training module concept
to manage and deliver its training, this (CFI-I) require its candidates to
successfully complete a minimum of 2.0 modules before you are qualified to
earn your course graduation certificate.
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6.0
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Actual training module structure may
vary according to the stage of training and the students prior experience.
Course objectives
Ground School /classroom training
Course management and record keeping
Simulators /training devices (CBT, FMD trainer, approved flight training devices)
Flight training in approved factory new fleet, equipped with GPS and autopilot
Cockpit skills include supervision and critique
Phase checks / Licensing skill test
The Academy offers an optional online ground school; this allows candidates
to complete the FAA written exam bookwork from home prior to stating, the actual
exam can be taken at the training facilities upon arrival.
3 school weeks, 5-6 days per week
To be accepted as a student at American Academy of Aeronautics, you must meet
the following requirements prior to enrollment:
» Commercial Pilot certificate with an airplane and single-engine class
rating (CSE).
» Pilot in command recent flight experience (per FAR61)
» Written exam results with a pass score, for FOI and Flight instructor
airplane.
» Obtain an FAA first or second-class medical certificate.
» Possess a high school diploma or GED.
» Be able to read, speak fluently and understand the English language.
» Be a United States or Canadian Citizen, a legal resident of the U.S.
or hold a valid visa to receive training in the U.S.
» To qualify for transport-category aircraft training in the ACT program,
you must be a U.S. Citizen, and pass all relevant Federal (FAA, TSA, etc.) security
checks that are required at the time of enrollment.
Career pilot start dates are the first and third Monday
of each month. (Due to national holidays on Mondays, some start dates will
fall on Tuesday). This
circular scheduling system allows out-of-town, transferring, and local students
to start at any time during the training season. This flexible start is one
of the Academy’s highlights that permits the seamless flow of training
modules, and is a great factor in reaching seniority when you start your post-graduate
internship with us, and later when you are hired by one of the US operators.
Aviation is a profession where seniority is a large factor in hiring and assignments.
American Academy of Aeronautics general admission policy is to
register incoming students on a first come first serve bases, once the class
date is full, your
ill be given the option to register for the next available class or be on a
standby bases for the next open class date.
Contact Form
E-mail: info@americanacademy.net
Tel: 1-800-437-0527
Registration Form
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