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Flight school combines EASA and FAA type ratings in one program

By General Aviation News Staff · December 4, 2015 ·

Pan Am International Flight Academy now offers a combined training program for pilots seeking to earn both an EASA type rating along with the matching FAA type rating.

Training is offered at the company’s Miami Training Center.

The combined type EASA FAA course is for those who have been previously trained and qualified as a pilot with a minimum of 250 hours logged in aircraft type. The course provides the pilot with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain the combined Type Rating with a commercial instrument rating as well.

Pan Am International Flight Academy provides flight simulation and training with more than 200 training programs and instructors training on more than 50 full flight simulators.

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