Texas to Become New Home for PFA
6 October 2020
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Pilot Flight Academy (PFA) in Norway is opening a new training site in Denton, Texas, in partnership with US Aviation Academy.
The operation in Denton will be a fully integrated part of its EASA approval from the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authorities and the Norwegian Lånekassen for student funding.
All ground school teaching and theoretical exams will be conducted in Norway and must be completed before the students can start flight training in Denton.
To find out how schools can adapt, check out Opportunity in Crisis: The Flight Academy Of The Future
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