American Flyers is a prominent flight training organization aiming to produce 12,000 well-trained pilots annually, led by CEO Don Harrington, who has 45 years of experience in pilot education.
The school utilizes Cessna 172s for private and instrument ratings, keeping costs down through a focus on ground-based training and a well-maintained older fleet.
Students have flexible learning options, choosing between traditional classroom methods or completing some training through home-based courses.
American Flyers has expanded its facilities, including a new hangar and FBO services at its Addison location.
A look at one of the big names in flight training.
The Cessna 172 is the airplane of choice for the private and instrument ratings.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“**American Flyers’ well-maintained older fleet, along with the focus on ground-based training, helps keep costs down.
** For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“American Flyers recently expanded its Addison location with a new hangar and FBO services.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“Many students at American Flyers choose the traditional classroom method of learning.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“Others prefer to complete some of their training through home-based courses.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“American Flyers CEO Don Harrington says his goal is to produce 12,000 well-trained pilots every year.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“CEO Don Harrington has been involved in pilot education for 45 years.For more, see Pia’s feature, “American Flyers.“
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