phoenixeast

Our flight training programs prepare you for your Private, Commercial, or
Airline Transport Pilot license and trains you to be a Certified Flight Instructor.
Free tutoring and use of PC's and video equipment.

Florida is known for its unmatched pilot training environment, with over 360
days a year of good flying weather. Phoenix East is proud of its fleet of new and
late model Cessna 172-SP single engine and Piper Seneca multi-engine
aircraft, fully certified for all ratings. The simulators are state-of-the-art,
full-sized closed cockpits. And most important, our team of U.S. and
international instructor pilots are all highly qualified and U.S. trained. These
men and women from all over the world are skilled and caring teachers,
committed to teaching you to fly.

Advanced systems training is available for Turbo Prop and Turbo Jet Aircraft,
Cockpit Resource Management, Electronic Flight Information Systems, Airline
Internship Course, JAA License Theory Course, Airline Interview Preparation,
Flight Management Systems, Human Factors, and more.

Review our flight school programs and aviation courses and compare them with
other flight schools. You'll discover no one can match the prices, service and
33 years of experience. Phoenix East Aviation was started by and continues to
be managed by airline pilots who are committed to your success.

Modern Avionics Systems have Changed!

No Longer will your skills in conventional instrumentation
prepare you for a advanced avionics systems you will likely
encounter during your transition to commercial airline flying.

In today's airline hiring environment, advanced skills will give
you a definite advantage over your competition and give you a
head start in your airline training.

Phoenix East Aviation's Glass Cockpit Training Course has
been designed in order to provide pilots with the skills required
in today's airline environment.

Additionally, due to the demanding environment or today's
high tech cockpits, there is a greater emphasis on multi-engine
crew coordination between the Captain and First Officer. The
FAA now mandates that all aircrew receive training in CRM
(Crew Resource Management). CRM training has been proven
to be successful in preventing accidents caused by human
error and has resulted in an overall improvement in aviation
safety. The Crew Resource Management, CRM/Human
Factors course will train the pilot to become familiar of what will
be expected of him or her in a two pilot airline or corporate
environment.