Our new Accelerated pacing offers time and cost savings for highly committed students.
Students who are able to commit to full-time flight training no longer have to choose between a faster pace and the quality of a Part 141 flight academy. Our new Accelerated track for our Professional Pilot Program allows students to complete their full training, from Private Pilot through Multi-Engine Instructor, in about 12 months.
Compare the differences to see why our Accelerated track is the best choice for dedicated students.
Hillsboro Aero Academy's Accelerated Track
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Accelerated Track
HAA welcomes students from 75+ countries, supported by up to two years of visa eligibility, and prepares them for the global community of aviation.
HAA has a 40-year track record of alumni representing our brand in every major airline and helicopter profession around the world.
Our diverse weather conditions and rugged terrain provide the instrument training experience that employers seek out.
Our IS-BAO III certification signifies the highest safety standards in the industry, with a culture of safety woven into every detail of the program.
Join our global community of aviators.
Our personalized approach to flight training enables us to address each student’s needs, goals, and aspirations. In the classroom, the simulator, and in the air with a variety of weather, flying situations, and terrain - we make your training about you.
Becoming a professional pilot requires dedication, attention to detail, and support from an entire team dedicated to your success. At Hillsboro Aero Academy, we know how to train pilots to become top-notch aviators ready for any challenge, any industry, and any flying environment.
"I chose Hillsboro Aero Academy because of the diverse weather conditions, which I thought it would be a nice challenge for me. There are so many different students at this school from so many different countries. If you have a question, anyone is willing to help you. It's really welcoming here. That is also why I want to work here as a CFI.”
Kaiting Jan Airplane Student
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