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The FAA Medical Exam: Common Questions

0June 12, 2013 in Blog, Resources  

If you’re considering a career in aviation, you’ll need to obtain an FAA Medical Certificate to ensure you’re fit to fly. Here are some answers to common questions about the medical exam. How do I find an Aviation Medical Examiner? Aviation medical examiners (AMEs) are typically medical doctors that are also certified by the FAA…

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A Letter From A Father

2 June 7, 2013 in Blog, Success Stories  

In Early April 2013, we have received a letter, that made all PEA staff proud and humble to be considered as a member of Luis Beltran Esteban’s Family. And We have decided to share his story with the world: My dear friend Jason: I am addressing this letter to you both on a personal level and…

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China Developing a General Aviation Industry

0April 3, 2013 in International News  

China’s airspace has traditionally been reserved for commercial aviation (passenger airlines and cargo) and the country’s military.  But that’s starting to change. China’s government is come to understand the importance of general aviation to the country’s progress and has been to try to streamline the approval process for the operation of small planes. As reported in…

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What You Need To Know About NextGen and SESAR

0March 26, 2013 in Blog  

The U.S. airspace system is in the middle of its largest upgrade ever – a next generation air transportation overhaul that the FAA calls NextGen. What is NextGen? NextGen is an FAA program developed to reduce air traffic delays, improve air safety and increase efficiency. The program, developed in 2004, is the FAA’s answer for the…

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Renovus Capital Partners Acquires Phoenix East Aviation, a Leading Provider of Commercial Pilot Training Worldwide

0March 26, 2013 in Press Releases  

Renovus Capital Partners Acquires Phoenix East Aviation A Leading Provider of Commercial Pilot Training Wynnewood, PA, March 14, 2013 – Renovus Capital Partners announced the acquisition of Phoenix East Aviation. Renovus is an education-focused private equity firm based outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. As part of the transaction, Renovus acquired a majority stake in the…

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Accelerated Pilot Training: Do You Have What it Takes?

5 March 11, 2013 in Blog  

It might surprise you to learn that the actual act of flying an airplane isn’t terribly difficult. It doesn’t take superhero strength or an exceptional intellect.  But getting through an accelerated pilot program like PEA’s pilot training program can be daunting.  Are you up for it? Successful pilots tend to have certain characteristics in common…

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Success Story: Luke Egan

0March 4, 2013 in Success Stories  

Phoenix East Aviation is commited to the success of each and every student and instructor. Read about how Luke Egan has successfuly achieved the PIC Position with Gama Aviation on a CE-750. Luke: I am certainly an enthusiast of PEA and the programs that they offer having personally gone through the Pro III program and…

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More on U.S. Visas for Flight Training

0February 28, 2013 in Blog  

Because the process of obtaining a visa for pilot training in the U.S. may initially sound a bit complicated, it is a good idea to apply at a U.S. academy which offers assistance and support in obtaining a visa. A school that welcomes foreign students should also help the student become acclimatised to American life on arrival,…

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How to Apply for Flight Training

4 February 28, 2013 in Blog  
How to Apply for Flight Training

The international student should be prepared as follows (NOTE: There may be some variation of application requirements by flight training schools, so check the requirements of the specific school you plan to attend. However, all US Embassy and US Consulate visa officers will always require the I-20 and bank statement) Choose a school that meets…

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Why Is Pilot Training in the U.S. is Attractive Worldwide?

0February 28, 2013 in Blog  

Thousands of students come to the USA each year from around the world for pilot training. It is significantly less expensive to train in the US for European students, especially if they are career-oriented and wish to develop the skills and earn the certifications to fly for an airline. Some countries do not even have…

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