Locations & History
Farmingdale
Academy of Aviation's Farmingdale, New York campus is located in a modern and spacious facility in the main terminal of Republic Airport (KFRG). Our staff will always meet you with a smile and attend to all your questions before, during and after your training. We have our own airplane maintenance staff so you never have to wait or reschedule because of airplanes waiting for technical service.
This campus offers ACCSC Accredited and non-accredited courses.
Accredited Catalog Addendum: Current Flight Instructors and Check Airmen (opens in a new window.)
KFRG Map and DirectionsWhite Plains
Westchester County Airport (KHPN) is one of the most convenient airports in the New York Metro area to learn to fly. The main benefits of this airport is that it's a very easy commute for students in New York City, upper Manhattan and Westchester County areas such as Rye, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Irvington and Greenburgh. HPN offers an alternative to a ride out to Long Island for many NYC residents.
This campus offers non-accredited courses only.
Charlotte
If you’re researching flight schools in the Charlotte, North Carolina area, Academy of Aviation has expanded its operations to Gastonia Municipal Airport (KAKH), strategically located near major cities such as Charlotte and Concord.
This campus offers non-accredited courses only.
Atlanta
Academy of Aviation brings Commercial Flight Training to Atlanta Regional Airport-Falcon Field (KFFC) in Atlanta, Georgia. Opening July, 2020, Academy of Aviation welcomes and teaches both career airline and private recreational flight students. Learn to fly for work or for fun. Full financing is available for Career Students.
This campus offers non-accredited courses only.
Academy of Aviation is the result of the founder’s innovation, quality, and personal attention to his students' needs. As a freelance instructor, 12-hour days were the norm. Picking up students who couldn’t get to the airport and driving them home again after the lesson was standard operating procedure. His drive to be in the air not only helped him accrue impressive flight times, but it helped ignite passion in others, keep the passion alive, and give those with limitations the opportunity to fuel their own passion. 
