AVIAIR AVIATION SCHOOL Fly to a future of excellence!
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CAAP-APPROVED FLIGHT TRAINING ORGANIZATION

Learn to Fly

Learn to fly with Aviair Aviation, a CAAP-approved training organization in the Philippines offering comprehensive ground school, flight training, and simulator training in Parañaque City and at Plaridel Airport, Bulacan.

Courses Offered

CAAP-Approved

Fully compliant with Philippine aviation standards.

Prime Training Locations

Training facilities in Parañaque City and Plaridel Airport, Bulacan.

Experienced Instructors

Learn from qualified and experienced aviation professionals.

Mission

AVIAIR AVIATION SCHOOL'S mission is to educate and produce highly-trained, professional pilots for airline and corporate aviation careers.

Our priority is to provide our students with world-class pilot training through the use of our dedicated staff of ground and flight instructors, a systematic course outline and syllabus. Emphasizing safety procedures, it is our goal to adhere to world-class aviation standards with well-maintained aircraft and equipment.

Vision

AVIAIR AVIATION SCHOOL'S vision is to become one of the top aviation schools in Southeast Asia and to provide high-quality training and education for aspiring pilots.

Our company foresees excellence in the field of aviation, producing the best pilots to meet the demand for world-class professional pilots both here and abroad.

AVIAIR RP-C2423 Aircraft
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Aviair training, enrollment, licenses, and career paths.

You usually start with a Private Pilot License, continue to a Commercial Pilot License, add Instrument Rating, and build the required flight hours for airline applications.
Basic requirements usually include valid identification, school records, medical fitness, and completed enrollment documents.
Training may use Cessna 152 and Cessna 172P aircraft depending on training stage and availability.
A college degree is not always required to begin pilot training, but some airlines may prefer or require it for employment.
Program length depends on student availability, weather, aircraft availability, scheduling, and training progress.
A Private Pilot License allows private flying, while a Commercial Pilot License allows a pilot to be paid for flying, subject to aviation authority requirements.
Instrument Rating trains pilots to fly using aircraft instruments, especially in reduced visibility or instrument conditions.
Scholarship availability may vary. Contact Aviair directly for current scholarship or financial assistance options.
Career paths include airline pilot, corporate pilot, charter pilot, cargo pilot, flight instructor, and other aviation roles.
Job placement is not guaranteed, but quality training, strong performance, and complete records can improve employment opportunities.