About American School of Aviation (ASA)

American School of Aviation (ASA) was founded in April 2002 in the State of California by Capt. Prince Singh. An aviator and an educator, Capt. Singh’s idea was to start a flight school using his extensive Aviation back ground to set new standards in the flight training industry. It is not just about passing an exam or getting a license, it is about building the “Aviator” Character. He believes the relationship aviators develop with their airplanes is the key difference between a pilot and an Aviator! It is about the thrill and joy of every flight lesson.

He continues to guide his students through out their career with over 300 graduates whom he personally trained; he firmly believes and always says “we are not here to be another flight school but THE FLIGHT SCHOOL

 

 

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• ASA is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified 14 CFR Part 141 Flight Training School.
• ASA is the First Flight School to Adopt Online Scheduling and Paperless 141 system
• ASA was the first flight school in multiple international markets such as Malaysia, Japan, and India.
• Department of Veterans Affairs authorized facility to train American Armed Forces Veterans.
• State of California Employment Development Department approved Facility.
• US Department of Home Land Security authorization to sponsor foreign students.
• essna Pilot Center and Repair Station
• ASA has always been a pioneer in introducing country specific training programs.
• Automated weather station
• Student housing on the airport
• Introduce Psychometric Testing for pre-selection
• Introduce GPS/Glass Cockpit training to international students
• Has the most extensive experience dealing with Aviation regulatory bodies around the world such DGCA, JAA, CASA, etc…

 

 

School Facilities:School Campus with Multiple Class rooms, Student housing on the airport , In house maintenance facility, Swimming pool, Gym, Instructor Housing, Pilot Shop
Instructors

From his first Solo Flight - ASA to his Airbus Type Rating-France to First officer-Kingfisher Airlines; meet Capt. Ankit Yada from New Delhi , India.

Prince” Singh, of American School of Aviation, California