How much does flight training cost at Aeroservice AFT in Miami?

Flight training costs vary by program. Private Pilot License (PPL) ranges from $12,000-15,000, Instrument Rating $10,000-12,000, and Commercial Pilot $30,000-35,000. We offer financing options through Stratus Financial and include 40 hours of free ground school with no hidden fees.

Does Aeroservice AFT provide M-1 student visa support?

Yes, we are SEVIS-certified and provide complete M-1 student visa support including I-20 form processing, embassy interview preparation, airport pickup, housing assistance, and settling support at no additional cost.

How long does it take to become a commercial pilot at Aeroservice AFT?

The complete program from zero experience to Commercial Pilot License takes approximately 8-12 months training full-time. This includes Private Pilot (2-3 months), Instrument Rating (2-3 months), and Commercial Single Engine (3-4 months). We offer accelerated and part-time options.

Is Aeroservice AFT FAA certified?

Yes, Aeroservice AFT is FAA Part 141 certified (Certificate Number: 8F7S381L), SEVIS approved for international students, and TSA certified. Our structured training programs meet the highest FAA standards for professional pilot education.

What aircraft does Aeroservice AFT use for training?

We train on a modern fleet including Cessna 172 with Garmin G3x Touch and G5 avionics, and Piper Seminole for multi-engine training. All aircraft are equipped with advanced glass cockpit technology and maintained to exceed FAA standards.

Can international students train at Aeroservice AFT?

Absolutely. We specialize in international student training and are SEVIS-certified to issue M-1 student visas. We provide complete support including visa processing, airport pickup, housing assistance, bank account setup, and settling services at no extra cost.

What makes Aeroservice AFT different from other flight schools in Miami?

Aeroservice AFT offers 40 hours of free ground school (20 hours in PPL + 20 hours in IRA), free communications lab for aeronautical English, interactive airport diagram training, free simulator sessions, and complete settling support for international students. Our FAA Part 141 certification ensures structured, high-quality training with modern glass cockpit aircraft.

Where is Aeroservice AFT located in Miami?

Aeroservice AFT is located at 13410 SW 128th Street, Miami, Florida 33186. We operate from a convenient location with year-round perfect flying weather, modern facilities, and easy access from Miami International Airport.

AFT-FIT Strategic Alliance: Comprehensive Commercial Pilot Training from Zero Hours to Type Rating

Professional Pilot Training under FAA Part 141 and Part 142 Standards

We are pleased to announce the strategic alliance between AFT (FAA Part 141) and FIT (FAA Part 142), a partnership that revolutionizes commercial pilot training by creating a comprehensive and continuous training structure. This collaboration enables the development of professional aviators from zero flight hours to airline-level training, guaranteeing complete and competitive preparation in the global aeronautical job market.

AFT: Excellence in Basic Training and Commercial Pilot Licenses

Aeroservice Flight Training (AFT) operates as a flight school certified under FAA Part 141, providing a structured program approved by the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States. This certification guarantees:

- Solid academic standards supervised by the FAA
- Efficient professional progression with optimized training times
- Structured curriculum from private pilot license to commercial pilot with instrument rating
- Certified instructors with commercial aviation experience
- Modern fleet of aircraft for practical training

FIT: Advanced Airline-Level Training

Flight Innovative Training (FIT), as an institution certified under FAA Part 142, complements initial training with advanced airline preparation programs:

ATP-CTP: Airline Transport Pilot Certification

Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program that meets FAA requirements to obtain the ATP license, the highest level of certification for commercial pilots.

Type Rating on Commercial Jet Aircraft

Specialized training on:

- Boeing 737 (all variants)
- Airbus A320 Family (A318/A319/A320/A321)

Using Level D flight simulators (Full Flight Simulators) and training methodologies aligned with modern commercial airline operations.

Benefits of the AFT-FIT Alliance for Pilots in Training

1. Continuous Training within an Integrated Academic Ecosystem

Smooth transition from basic training to airline-type training without changing educational organizations, maintaining continuity in quality standards and personalized academic monitoring.

2. Direct Transition to Airline Training

Elimination of gaps in professional training, allowing students to advance directly from basic licenses to Type Rating and ATP, saving time and resources in their professional development.

3. Real Competitive Advantage in the Aeronautical Job Market

Graduates obtain:

- Internationally recognized FAA certifications
- Experience on state-of-the-art simulators
- Training in airline operational procedures
- Complete preparation for interviews and selection processes

4. Preparation under High-Level Regulatory Standards

Training under the strictest civil aviation regulations:

- FAA Part 141 for structured academic programs
- FAA Part 142 for advanced simulator training
- Full compliance with ICAO requirements (International Civil Aviation Organization)

Response to the Global Demand for Commercial Pilots

This AFT-FIT strategic alliance significantly strengthens the professional development of our students and directly responds to the growing global demand for highly qualified pilots. According to aeronautical industry projections, tens of thousands of new commercial pilots will be needed in the coming years to meet the growth of global air transportation.

Complete Training Path: From Student to Airline Pilot

Phase 1 – AFT (Part 141):

- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Instrument Rating (IR)
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
- Multi-Engine Rating (MEL)
- Certified Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII/MEI)

Phase 2 – FIT (Part 142):

- ATP-CTP (Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program)
- Type Rating Boeing 737 or Airbus A320
- CRM Training (Crew Resource Management)
- Commercial airline SOP procedures

Start Your Career as a Professional Commercial Pilot

The AFT-FIT alliance represents the complete solution for those aspiring to a professional career in commercial aviation. From the first training flight to certification on commercial jets, our integrated programs guarantee the most comprehensive preparation on the market.

AFT-FIT Strategic Alliance: