Aero International Aviation School

AERO International Aviation’s (AIA) firm commitment for excellence and quality to flight training is what made the school for what it is today and what would it become on the near future. As a byproduct of the collective efforts, dreams and visions of proficient pilots, competent mechanics and topnotch aeronautical engineers, AIA aims to train and produce well-trained pilots to be of exemplary service to the booming aviation industry.

AIA offers flight training for Private, Commercial and Instrument Rating courses in both single engine and multi-engine aircraft. Professional flight and ground instructors are available for training for any of the courses offered.

Supported by a certified maintenance-repair-overhaul (MRO) facility, AIA boasts of its well-maintained and properly equipped various types of training aircraft.

For more information for any of the flight training courses, please don’t hesitate to contact us.


Why fly and train with us?
 
Your investment in an aviation career will be one of the major expenses in your lifetime - be wise and look carefully at your options and make sure you choose the most appropriately qualified training school.

Your training will make a difference to your future employment in the Aviation industry.

The company is properly organized to meet the needs of every student undergoing training under a well tailored training syllabus acceptable to every foreign and local civil aviation authorities. The company has the capability to train the student with high level of accuracy and provide proper flying techniques.

AERO International Aviation offers high quality training and personal care of their students. Train under a highly qualified Ground and Flight instructors led by top notchers Aeronautical Engineers, Engr. Elmer Villegas and Engr. Rey Anthony De Arca and experienced pilot Capt. Reynan K. Fuentebella.

Finish your pilot training in AIA well maintained aircraft, which is used exclusively for training students: Cessna 150, Cessna 152, Cessna 172, Beechcraft Baron B55 & D55, Beechcraft Twin Bonanza D50, Beechcraft Queenair B80 and Piper Seneca PA-34-200.