Symbiotics Visits US Aviation Academy’s Denton Pilot Training Campus in September 2026

Texas, USA – Aviation assessment provider Symbiotics has visited US Aviation Academy’s headquarters and flight training operation in Denton, Texas, as part of the UK company’s engagement with the US pilot-training market. Director of Strategy and Growth Hannah Davies and Account Manager Mariah Saffrey toured the academy with Chief Relationship Officer and Co-founder Mark Taylor.

• US Aviation Academy marked 20 years under its current ownership in 2026 and has expanded from a small Denton flight school into a multi-campus pilot, aircraft maintenance and dispatcher training organization. The academy operates more than 140 aircraft, 11 flight-training campuses, and five A&P mechanic campuses.
• The Symbiotics visit provided Davies and Saffrey with an overview of US Aviation Academy’s Denton facilities, operating history and current training activity.
• The visit followed Symbiotics’ first exhibition at the University Aviation Association conference in Texas from 14–16 September 2026, where Davies and Saffrey represented the company and discussed selection and assessment requirements for pilots and cabin crew.
• Symbiotics’ ADAPT platform provides psychometric and aptitude assessment for aviation recruitment, selection and development. The company currently reports more than 150,000 assessments annually across over 130 active locations and clients in more than 80 countries.
• US Aviation Academy’s Denton operation supports civilian, collegiate, international and military pilot training. In January 2026, the academy announced a 10-year US Air Force Initial Pilot Training contract valued at up to US$835 million, covering Private Pilot, Instrument and Multi-Engine training across several US campuses. 

About Symbiotics
Symbiotics is a UK-headquartered aviation psychometric assessment and human-performance specialist with more than 30 years of experience. Its ADAPT platform supports assessment across pilot, cabin crew and other aviation roles, with the company reporting more than 150,000 assessments annually in over 80 countries. Its assessment portfolio covers areas including personality, cognitive reasoning, aviation knowledge, multitasking, crew resource management and instructor capability, with solutions used by airlines, training organizations, universities and other aviation employers.

Source: Hannah Davies (Symbiotics)