Texas – United States based US Aviation Academy (USAA), one of the largest aviation and pilot training organizations in North America which recently announced a partnership with Frontier Airlines to Launch a Transitioning Military Technician Pathway Program, has shared that as of June 2024 it had already enrolled over 170 individuals to it’s A&P Mechanic Training courses.

USAA’s aircraft maintenance technician training takes place across 4 campuses including Denton, Texas, San Marcos, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Back in February 2024 Delta Air Lines announced a new partnership with US Aviation Academy with their expansion of their Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic Training into Atlanta, Georgia. This strategic collaboration marked a significant step forward in aviation training and education, aiming to cultivate the next generation of skilled aviation mechanics essential for the industry’s future. The new training campus, situated in the heart of Atlanta in Forest Park, would leverage US Aviation Academy’s extensive expertise in aviation maintenance education and Delta Air Lines’ industry-leading practices to provide an unparalleled learning experience.

Mike Sykes, Chief Executive Officer, US. Aviation Academy, stated in February, “Joining forces with Delta Air Lines allows us to expand our mission of providing top-tier aviation education. Together, we’re excited to offer a unique pathway for individuals passionate about aviation maintenance to achieve their dreams.”

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