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The campus serves students throughout the south metro, Fayette County, and the greater Atlanta area looking for a structured FAA Part 141 career pilot program.
Peachtree City is one of the most active general aviation communities in the Southeast, with a flying culture that runs deep in the local population.
Falcon Field sits within the Atlanta approach environment, giving students direct exposure to Hartsfield-Jackson's Class B airspace — the busiest airport in the world by operations. Cross-country and instrument training from KFFC puts student pilots inside real-world ATC complexity from early in the program, building the situational awareness and radio discipline that airline hiring departments look for.
Georgia's mild climate and year-round flying weather support a consistent training schedule with fewer weather cancellations than northern markets — more flyable days means a faster path to certification.
The Atlanta campus offers a full FAA Part 141 career pilot program. The structured curriculum covers every rating on the airline pathway: Private Pilot Certificate, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate, and Certified Flight Instructor ratings including CFI, CFII, and MEI.
The Atlanta campus is AOA's dedicated multi-engine training center. Students from across the AOA network come to Peachtree City for the 100-Hour Multi-Engine Program — a focused track that front-loads valuable multi-engine flight time to give graduates a measurable edge in airline hiring. Multi-engine experience is one of the most heavily weighted factors in airline candidate evaluation, and completing it early in your career sets you apart from other applicants.
Atlanta is Delta Air Lines' global headquarters. Training at AOA's Atlanta campus and pursuing the Delta Propel pathway puts you in the backyard of the airline you're aiming for. The Delta Propel program offers a conditional flow offer to Endeavor Air for students who complete their CFI ratings and instruct at AOA, with a clear path to Delta Air Lines.
The Republic Airways RJet Cadet Program connects students directly to one of the largest regional operators in the country, serving American Airlines, United Airlines®, and Delta Air Lines.
The Atlanta campus is based at Atlanta Regional Airport – Falcon Field (KFFC) in Peachtree City, Georgia, approximately 30 miles south of downtown Atlanta. Peachtree City offers affordable housing options and easy access to the broader Atlanta metro area.
Yes. Falcon Field sits within the Atlanta approach environment and Hartsfield-Jackson's Class B airspace. Cross-country and instrument training from KFFC exposes you to one of the most active ATC environments in the world, building the skills airlines look for in candidates.
Yes. Academy of Aviation holds an FAA Part 141 Air Agency Certificate. Part 141 is the structured, curriculum-based training standard required by most airline hiring programs and allows you to test for your commercial certificate with fewer hours than the Part 61 minimum.
Yes — the Atlanta campus is AOA's dedicated multi-engine training center. The 100-Hour Multi-Engine Program front-loads significant multi-engine flight time early in your career, giving you a competitive advantage in airline hiring. Students from all AOA campuses come to Peachtree City for this program.
Yes. Students who complete their flight instructor ratings and instruct at AOA are eligible to enter the Delta Propel pathway, which leads to a conditional flow offer to Endeavor Air and a clear route to Delta Air Lines — whose global headquarters is located in Atlanta.
Georgia's mild climate provides consistent year-round flying conditions with fewer weather cancellations than northern markets. More flyable days per year means fewer schedule interruptions and a faster path to certification.
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