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US Aviation Academy Adds 6 Aircraft in Last 3 Months

Texas – United States based US Aviation Academy (USAA), one of the largest aviation and pilot training organisations in North America, added 6 aircraft over the last 3 months including 4 Cessna 172 single engine aircraft and 2 Piper Seminoles. These latest additions bring USAA’s fleet to over 130 aircraft. USAA welcomed four airlines to its campuses during the month of June 2024 including Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines and Envoy Airlines.

About US Aviation Academy
US Aviation Group came under current ownership in 2006 and has grown from a hand full of Piper Warriors and a Seneca to one of the largest Part 141 flight academies in the country with over 130 aircraft at six locations. US Aviation’s growth is a product of professionalism, a commitment to safety, and excellence in training. These core values have made US Aviation Academy the choice flight training partners for colleges nationwide. In 2021 US Aviation launched its first Part 147 airframe and powerplant mechanic program which is rapidly expanding with three locations.

Source: US Aviation Academy

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Irish Flight Training Organization Reduces Carbon Emissions by Converting Part of Fleet to Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Cork, Ireland-based Atlantic Flight Training Academy (AFTA) is in the process of converting part of its fleet to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). This enables AFTA to reduce its carbon emissions during pilot training.

“We’re grateful for the support of Enterprise Ireland, Seán Kelly MEP, and many others on this initiative as we continue to work on converting the entire fleet,” said

In November 2023, AFTA announced the commencement of its transition to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). SAF is an innovative plant-based fuel and can reduce carbon emissions by more than 90%. Through the acquisition of new next generation training aircraft AFTA will ensure an increasing number of its fleet can use SAF.

Source: Atlantic Flight Training Academy)
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