Flight School

[Dreithan]

aww come on guys dont start that stuff, im really excited about this, and you guys talkin makes me want to drive 2hrs to go sit at the airport borders.

 

[BillErvin]

Where do you live? I'm gonna go over there and setup a tent by your house....

Like it says in the Avatar, Eagles Nest Estates (2TS6) Midlothian TX south of Dallas.

 

[US Flight Academy]

Most schools will require you to have an M1 Visa, which is what our school requires. Check out our website: www.usflightacademy.com . We have a couple of students that are from Trinidad and Tobago as well.

 

[Dreithan]

yo bill they got sport planes there too?? i wanna experience aerobatics

 

[BillErvin]

Most schools will require you to have an M1 Visa, which is what our school requires. Check out our website: www.usflightacademy.com . We have a couple of students that are from Trinidad and Tobago as well.

Exactly, non degree program flight schools you would need an M-1, Degree programs are generally F-1s. Exceptions, as I said before, there were 8 non degree program schools under the old J visa program that were granted authority to issue F-1 visas. My old school Aviator was one of those. They now have a degree program (Aviator College) and issue F-1 visas under that program.

There are ways to work under the M-1 while in school, but a lot of paperwork and USCIS bureaucracy is involved so wether it's worth it is questionable.

 

[Dreithan]

Guys and gals, thak you for all the info, all the excitement im actually pushing my trainig up to this year. my choice is Ari Ben Aviator, although ive heard form all of you guys i jus wanna make sure im making to right decision. i am prepared to work hard and sucessfully complete my training in time, i jus wanna know that i have the support of the school to aid me in this. any unbiased truthful helpful suggestions would be greatly appreciated.