Founded in 1980 with a single aircraft, Hillsboro Aero Academy has grown to become one of the largest multi-campus aviation training schools in the United States. Our guiding principle reflects our commitment to our students and to the entire flight community: to deliver inspiring educational experiences that launch careers in global aviation. For the last four decades, thousands of pilots from more than 75 countries have started their career training with HAA. Global airlines and operators like Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, ADAC, and Bristow have turned to us to train their pilots. Our three Oregon-based campuses in Hillsboro, Troutdale, and Redmond provide a lifetime of memories for students who train with us. The spirit of adventure that draws students from around the world is fulfilled in one of the most visually stunning environments on earth. Our flight conditions are as diverse as our students, providing the instrument training experience that employers seek. We’re an FAA-approved flight school and offer training under Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 141 and FAR Part 61—providing you with flexible options to reach your career goals. We’re also the only flight school in the US offering joint EASA/FAA training for international students on the F-1 visa. But even more importantly, we’re a school that prides itself on our dedication to each student – and that means support resources ranging from mentorship to career events, from our on-site repair station to our safety program. Our high standards of instruction and personal attention mean that students who train with us stay on track, enabling them to reach their career goals faster. Born from a shared passion for flight.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hillsboro Aero Academy
When was Hillsboro Aero Academy founded?
Hillsboro Aero Academy was founded in 1980 with just one aircraft and has since grown into one of the largest multi-campus flight schools in the United States.
Where are Hillsboro Aero Academy’s campuses located?
Hillsboro Aero Academy operates three Oregon-based campuses in Hillsboro, Troutdale, and Redmond, offering diverse flight conditions and training environments.
What training programs does Hillsboro Aero Academy offer?
Hillsboro Aero Academy provides FAA-approved training under Part 141 and Part 61, as well as joint EASA/FAA training opportunities for international students who have the opportunity to apply for the F-1 Visa.
Why do students from around the world choose Hillsboro Aero Academy?
Thousands of pilots from more than 75 countries have trained at Hillsboro Aero Academy, with graduates working at global airlines and aviation operators such as Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, and Bristow.
How does Hillsboro Aero Academy support its students beyond training?
Hillsboro Aero Academy offers mentorship, career events, safety programs, and on-site maintenance support, providing pathway opportunities to becoming a professional pilot.
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