WELCOME SAN DIEGO PILOT!
Welcome to California Flight Academy (CFA), San Diego's best Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) flight school. California Flight Academy is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Veteran Military Flight Training (VA) approved Part 141 flight academy, operating out of Gillespie Field. We are an authorized Cessna Pilot Center, assuring you of the very highest standards of safety, comfort and quality pilot education that you would expect from a professional flight academy.
Our fleet of meticulously maintained aircraft are serviced by our own dedicated certified maintenance personnel. Our ground and flight instruction is provided by our outstanding staff of dedicated career oriented flight instructors. They can offer you detailed, professional training in all phases of your aviation education. We invite you to investigate other schools first, and see us last to compare the best! Our International program consists of Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA) compliant training program for our Indian Program, we also have a program designed specifically for Taiwanese students, as well as a program for other foreign students, who either already have a license from another country and need to convert their license, or those students who have zero flight hours.
We will provide housing, forms for visas and all the help that you need to make a smooth transition to the beautiful city of San Diego for your flight training. The city of San Diego has beautiful beaches, wonderful weather, and many great attractions: Balboa Park, Coronado Island, Legoland, Midway Museum (Aircraft carrier), San Diego Air & Space Museum, San Diego Animal Park, San Diego Zoo, Sea World and many more attractions.
CFA's Recent Accomplishments:
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| Our new Mongolians Pilots | Nestor Escobedo family visit | Mohsen Almousawi 1st solo
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Big "B" Bilguudei Private Pilot
| David & Rhonda Crossley PPL
| Jack, AJ (CFI), Zobo, Gana, TG |
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Help Wanted: Boeing says airlines need
1 million workers
By Aaron Smith, staff writer September 16, 2010: 7:43 AM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Boeing says the airline industry will need to hire more than one million workers over the next 20 years to prepare for a wave of 30,000 new aircraft.
The airlines will need to hire 466,650 pilots and 596,500 maintenance crew workers between 2010 and 2029, the aircraft maker said Thursday. That means the industry will need an average of 23,300 new pilots and 30,000 maintenance workers annually from now until 2029, the company said."Our challenge is adapting our training to engage the future generation of people who will fly and maintain the more than 30,000 airplanes that will be delivered by 2029," said Roei Ganzarski, chief customer officer for Boeing Training & Flight Services, in a statement.
The largest need for new personnel is in the Asia-Pacific region, where about 180,000 pilots and 220,000 maintenance workers will be required, the company said.
In North America, the commercial airline industry will need about 97,000 pilots and 137,000 maintenance crew members, Boeing (BA, Fortune 500) said. Similar numbers will be needed in Europe.
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