Become a professional pilot in Miami.
Aeroservice Flight Training is an FAA Part 141 flight school in Miami. From your first lesson to the airline flight deck — with M‑1 student visa guidance, financing options and personal support from the day you land.
certified school
From zero hours to the airline flight deck.
Every program follows a clear FAA syllabus and adapts to your pace and goals.
PART 141Private Pilot
Your first license: solo flights, navigation and the foundations of a professional career.
View program →
PART 141Instrument Rating
Fly safely in clouds and low visibility using only your instruments.
View program →
PART 141Commercial Pilot — Single Engine
The license that lets you get paid to fly.
View program →
PART 61Multi‑Engine
Master twin‑engine aircraft — a must for airline and charter jobs.
View program →
PART 61Flight Instructor (CFI · CFII · MEI)
Teach, build hours and grow toward the airlines.
View program →
ATP‑CTPType Rating · Boeing 737 & Airbus A320
ATP‑CTP and type rating on commercial jets through our strategic alliance.
View program →Study, fly and build your future in the U.S.
Florida is one of the world’s great flight‑training hubs, and pilots from Latin America and around the world come here for their FAA licenses. This is what the M‑1 student visa gives you.
The visa made for flight training
The M‑1 is the U.S. student visa for vocational programs like flight school. As an SEVP‑certified school, we issue your Form I‑20 and guide every step.
An FAA license respected worldwide
FAA certificates follow ICAO standards and are among the most recognized in aviation — a strong base to validate or convert your license back home.
Up to 6 months of practical training
After you finish, you can request one month of practical training for every four months of full‑time study, up to six months, once USCIS approves your work permit (EAD).
Bring your family
Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can apply to come with you in M‑2 status while you train.
Miami: fly all year, feel at home
Sunny weather for most of the year means more flying days, and Miami is the U.S. city closest to Latin America — in culture, language and flights home.
Support in your language
Our bilingual team (English · Español) walks you through admissions, the I‑20, your visa interview and your first weeks in Miami.
Boutique support. Real pilot training.
We handle everything else
- Housing, bank account and phone line when you arrive
- FAA medical certificate and fingerprinting appointments
- Personalized training plan built around your goals
- Decision‑making, risk management and teamwork — real airline skills
Career opportunities
- Private Pilot → Instrument → Commercial
- Multi‑Engine and Certified Flight Instructor (CFI, CFII, MEI)
- ATP‑CTP and type rating on Boeing 737 & Airbus A320
- Foreign pilot license conversion to FAA
Train where pilots are made.
Classrooms, briefing rooms and our own training fleet in Miami — take a look inside the academy.
📍 Schedule a visitFrom application to your first flight.
Apply
Fill out the entry form and talk to an advisor about your goals.
Visa & financing
We guide your M‑1 student visa process and financing options.
Arrive in Miami
Housing, bank, phone and FAA medical — we help you settle in.
Start flying
Ground school and flight training with your personal plan.
“In AEROSERVICE we train the best professionals in aviation.”
Frequently asked questions
Is Aeroservice an FAA Part 141 flight school?
Yes. Aeroservice Flight Training is an FAA Part 141 flight school in Miami, Florida, with a structured, FAA‑approved syllabus.
Can international students train at Aeroservice?
Yes. We guide international students through the M‑1 student visa process and help them settle in Miami.
Can I work in the U.S. after my training on an M‑1 visa?
M‑1 students can request up to six months of practical training after completing their program — one month for every four months of full‑time study — once USCIS approves their work permit (EAD).
Do you offer financing for flight training?
Financing options are available through our partner Stratus Financial, subject to approval. Talk to an advisor for details.
Can I convert my foreign pilot license to an FAA license?
Yes. We offer FAA license validation and conversion services for international pilots.
Where is the school located?
13410 SW 128th Street, Miami, FL 33186.
Start your pilot career today.
Before you start: cost, hours and requirements
How much does flight school cost in Miami?
It depends on the program (Part 141 or Part 61), the hours you already have and how often you fly. Financing is available through our partner Stratus Financial, subject to approval. Message an advisor on WhatsApp at +1 (786) 444-2080 for a quote based on your case.
How many hours do I need to become a pilot?
The FAA minimum for a Private Pilot license is 35 hours in a Part 141 school (40 under Part 61). Our Part 141 Private Pilot program includes 37 flight hours; your final total depends on your progress.
What are the requirements to start flight training?
A valid passport, an FAA medical certificate and, for international students, the M-1 visa with the I-20 we issue as an SEVP-certified school, plus TSA flight training approval. You must be 16 to fly solo and 17 to get the Private Pilot license.