Yes I want to become an airplane pilot and Im looking forward to going to a professional flying school after high school and I want to know what are the best flying schools in U.S.A? i heard some of them are in washington and colorado
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Spartan school of aeronautics in tulsa oklahoma
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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University located in Daytona Beach, FL and Prescott, AZ. 25% of all airline pilots go to ERAU.
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The best flying school is in oakland , california , "Oakland School of AVIATION" .............this is the best , yes , i'am 15 yr old student pilot learning aviation in this school , i have completed my high school and now joined in aviation , i have flown the tecnam P-92 and cessna 172SP , etc. The best place to learn and practice aviation is ""Oakland school of AVIATION"" alaqmar_aviation_champion bye
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well i am still going to embry riddle even though i have flown a big boeing overseas before and that school in daytona beach is reaaly a good school and it is getting me through my career very nicely
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University of North Dakota or Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. Both schools offer Bachelor of Science degrees in Aviation/Flight, and you can earn your commercial pilot's license for a lot less than one of those for-profit commercial schools.
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it depends of the area you live central plains is spartan school of aeronautics they been teaching pilots since 1928 then embbry riddle in AZ or flight safety in Florida! Ps edit i recomend spartan i have been there and tulsa is a great town !
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If you really want to learn something about flying planes, go to your local small airport and find some grizzled old gray haired instructor who's not building time to get to an airline. He's teaching flying because he loves to fly and/or loves to teach. It'll be cheaper in the long run and you'll come out a better pilot for it.
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There's always the Air Force Academy. You can earn a bachelor's degree, earn your wings, get some unique experience and have one hell of a resume to take to the real world.
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