Student Services

Housing Assistance

Phoenix East Aviation has housing available to fit everyone's taste and budget. Short-term and long-term accommodations are available. We work closely with nearby apartment complexes located within a mile of school. Whether you want an apartment, house or hotel, accommodations are available for the budget-minded student as well as those who wish luxury beachfront living.

Our staff can assist you with finding your own place or sharing an apartment with other Phoenix East students to keep costs to a minimum. We help find the right place for you! To learn more about housing options that best meet your needs, contact Phoenix East today.

Visa Information

M-1 Student Visa
Phoenix East Aviation is authorized by the US Department of Homeland Security for the M-1 Student Visa Form for the student who wishes to obtain a Private License, Commercial License, Airline Transport Pilot's License, Instrument Rating, Multi-Engine Rating or Certified Flight Instructor, and Certified Flight Instructor Instrument or Multi-Engine Instructor ratings.

F-1 Student Visa
Phoenix East Aviation is also authorized by the US Department of Homeland Security to offer the F-1 Visa. In this program, a student completes the Professional Pilot Training Program, which begins with zero flight experience and progresses to a Commercial Pilot License with Instrument and Multi-engine Ratings; training then continues to Certified Flight Instructor and Certified Flight Instructor Instrument Ratings. Upon successful completion of the program, students may interview for a position as a flight instructor, and upon acceptance, may become paid employees of PEA, gaining practical flight experience toward the ATP license.

Phoenix East Aviation will send you the required documents and instructions, so you can apply for the Visa at the American Embassy. Contact Phoenix East Aviation today regarding obtaining a US student visa.

Other No-Cost Student Services

Free tutoring
Guidance counseling
Use of Computers throughout your training


I've had seriously good fun at Phoenix, and a great opportunity to train other pilots after getting the flight instructor ticket, all in a really nice and relaxed manner. After 5 months of instructing I got a job as a first officer on the Saab 340 for a regional airline in Europe. And what's most important, I think, I had absolutely no problems jumping from the Piper Cherokee into a 3 times faster, 10 times bigger aeroplane. This was the big test, I suppose, and one that made me think different about the training I got in Phoenix, changing 180 degrees my feelings towards those 'not so relaxed' instructors I had the privilege to fly with during my training.
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