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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Student Illness Days ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Insurance ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Student Illness Days ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Student Illness Days ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Student Illness Days ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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Table of Contents The Academy ... ■  Pan Am Career Pilot Academy ■  Location ■  Office Hours ■  Extension Numbers ■  Statement of Non-Discrimination ■  Certificates ■  Airport ■  Pilot Shop ■  Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors

Professional Pilot Training 4 ■  Professional Pilot Program ■  Program Outline ■  Private Pilot Course ■  Rating Add-On Courses ■  Certified Flight Instructor Course ■  Type Rating

Admissions 6 ■  Requirements for Individuals in the U.S. ■  Requirements for International Students ■  Medical Certificate ■  Application Process

Tuition/Payment 7 ■  Tuition ■  Tuition Policy ■  Reentry Policy ■  Payment Methods

Satisfactory Academic Progress 10 ■  Minimum Requirement ■  Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment ■  Student Progress Monitoring Council

Safety and Security 11 ■  Student Illness Days ■  Standard of Conduct ■  Rules on Drugs and Alcohol

Code of Conduct/Policies 12 ■  Dress Code for Students ■  Enrollment Cancellation Policy ■  Training Cancellation Policy ■  Student Complaint Policy

Student Services 8 ■  Student Housing ■  Appliances ■  Pets ■  Personal Time Off ■  Course Completion Break ■  Rental Headsets ■  Placement Assistance ■  Employment Opportunity ■  Becoming a Flight Instructor at Pan Am

Class Start Days 13 ■  Mandatory Orientation

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporated to ensure each student receives the best training possible. Course content and this catalog may be amended without notice.

The Academy 3 Satisfactory Academic Progress 10

Safety / Security 11

Code of Conduct / Policies 12

Student Services 13

Professional Pilot Training 5

Admissions 7

Tuition / Payment 9

THE AC ADEMY

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Pan Am Career Pilot Academy Tracing our history back to the 1920’s, Pan Am continues to be a leader in pilot training services. With training locations throughout the world, Pan Am Academy provides training support for international airlines and aviation professionals. An increasingly important part of our operations is our new Career Pilot Academy located in Kissimmee, Florida. To help meet the growing airline pilot demand, we are committed to offering to our customers top level flight training with new aircraft, simulators, and facilities.

Location Kissimmee Gateway Airport Address: 301 Dyer Boulevard, Suite 102 Kissimmee, Florida 34741 E-mail: ABIinfo@panamacademy.com Webpage: www.panamacademy.com/career-pilot

Office Hours Administration Office: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday Pilot Shop: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday Hours vary on National Holidays.

Statement of Non-Discrimination The policy of Pan Am Career Pilot Academy assumes that no person in the United States shall be discriminated against because of race, religion, age, color, sex, disability, handicap, national origin, marital status, veteran’s status, political belief or affiliation, and that equal opportunity and access to facilities shall be available to all.

Takeshi NegishiCEO & President

Mark JohnsonEVP & CCO

Makoto YahagiVP

Marketing & Sales

Brent MirelesDirector ofOperations

Jessica HutchinsonDirector of

CommercialOperations

Skyler PondManager of Flight

Standards& Safety

Robert Reese

Chief Flight Instructor

Administration

THE AC ADEMY

YOUR DREAM OF BECOMING

A PROFESSIONAL PILOT IS

ONE STEP CLOSER

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Certificates Pan Am Career Pilot Academy is Federal Aviation Regulation Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 141 approved flight school under FAA Air Agency Certificate Number OFPS732K. The Academy is authorized to process Form I-20’s for the issuance of the M-1 Visa which allows non-immigrant students to participate in the Academy’s training programs. In the U.S. General Aviation, pilot training falls under 2 parts – Part 61 and Part 141. The main difference is the requirement for minimum flight hours to obtain Private Pilot and Commercial Pilot Certificates.

Part 141 schools are audited frequently by the FAA to review the required detailed Training Course Outlines and specific student pass rates. Flight schools operating under Part 61 do not have the same accountability requirements by the FAA. More information can be found at the FAA Regulations webpage (faa.gov/regulations_policies/faa_regulations/).

Airport Kissimmee Gateway Airport is located in Osceola County where we have predominately sunny skies and low winds suitable for flight training. The Class “D” Airport has an operational control tower on airport property and 2 asphalt paved runways (5,001 x 150 ft. and 6,001 x 100 ft.). Numerous flight practice areas are available outside the traffic environment of Orlando International Airport.

Part 61Pan Am

(Part 141)• Minimum hours required before Commercial Pilot Certificate Check-ride: 250 flight hours

• Minimum hours required before Commercial Pilot Certificate Check-ride: 153.0 flight hours

Pilot Shop Our on-site Pilot Shop offers training materials, student uniforms, as well as wide variety of gift items. Items may be purchased from student’s account balance, with credit card or by cash.

Aircraft, Simulator, Instructors Our Single-engine fleet includes Cessna C172R Skyhawk G1000, the Beechcraft A36 Bonanza, and* Piper Cadet/

Warrior III. The Beechcraft Duchess is used for Multi-engine training. We also utilize a Redbird MCX for our Flight Training Device. The Academy’s goal is to keep a 1 aircraft per 4 to 5 student ratio, and a 1 instructor per 4 student ratio. *Piper Pa28 fleet being phased out to transition to Cessna C172 G1000 equipped fleet.

Note: how long it takes individual students depends on the frequency of flights, dedication, and individual capabilities.

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Professional Pilot Program Pan Am Career Pilot Academy offers the Professional Pilot Program. This program begins at the Ab Initio pilot level and culminates with the student earning FAA Private Pilot Certificate (airplane single-engine land), Instrumental Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate (airplane single and multi-engine land), and Pan Am Graduation Certificate.

Program Outline

Program can be modi�ed to �t customer’s needs.

Private Pilot Course Our FAA part 141 Private Pilot Course includes 50 total flight hours, 45 hours of dual flight instruction and 5 hours of solo flight time, and 40 hours of classroom instruction. Successful completion of the Private Pilot Course (including FAA written and practical examination) will allow the pilot to act as Pilot In Command (PIC) of an aircraft carrying passengers or property.

Rating Add-On Courses We offer an FAA 141 Instrumental Airplane Rating Course for Private Pilot Certificate Holders who wish to fly in instrument conditions where the weather is below the minimums of Visual Flight Rules. The Course is also intended for pilots with desire to improve their flying accuracy, technique, and ability as a pilot. We offer Commercial Airplane Single-Engine and Multi-Engine Land Course for Private Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating Holders who plan to start their commercial pilot career.

Private Pilot Course

Ground School 40 hours

Flight Time 50 hours

Examinations 1 written 1 practical

Commercial Airplane Multi-Engine Land Course

Ground School 40 hours

Flight Time 50 hours

Examinations

Instrument Airplane Rating Course

Ground School 43 hours

Flight/Simulator Time 53 hours

Examinations 1 written 1 practical

1 written 1 practical

Professional Pilot Program 153 hours of Flight/Simulator Time

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PROFESSIONAL PILOT TR AINING Professional Pilot Program

Pan Am Career Pilot Academy offers the Professional Pilot Program. This program begins at the AB Initio Pilot Level and culminates with the student earning Private Pilot Certificate (airplane single-engine land), Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate (multi-engine land), and Pan Am Graduation Certificate.

In addition to the Professional Pilot Program, we also offer individual courses such as the following:

Private Pilot Course Our FAA part 141 Private Pilot Course includes 50 total flight hours, 45 hours of dual flight instruction and 5 hours of solo flight time, and 40 hours of classroom instruction. Successful completion of the Private Pilot Course (including FAA written and practical examination) will allow the pilot to act as Pilot‐In‐Command (PIC) of an aircraft carrying passengers or property.

Instrument Rating We offer a Part 141 and Part 61 Instrument Rating Airplane Course for Private Pilot Certificate holders who wish to fly in conditions where the weather is below the minimums of Visual Flight Rules. The course is also intended for Pilots with desire to improve their flying accuracy, technique, and ability as a Pilot. The course is completed on our G1000 equipped Cessna C172 fleet, and our Redbird MCX simulator. The course includes 43 hours of classroom based ground school, 53 hours of Flight/Simulator time, 1 written test and 1 practical flight test.

Commercial Pilot Course (Single Engine) We offer a Part 141 and Part 61 Commercial Pilot Single Engine Airplane Course for Private Pilot and Instrument Rating holders who plan to start their Commercial Pilot career. The course includes 35 hours of classroom based ground school, 56.5 hours of flight time, 1 written test and 1 practical flight test.

Commercial Pilot Course (Multi Engine) We offer a Part 141 and Part 61 Commercial Pilot Multi Engine Airplane Course for Private Pilot and Instrument Rating holders who plan to start their Commercial Pilot career. The course is conducted in our Beechcraft BE76 fleet, and includes 40 Hours of classroom based ground school, 45 hours flight time, 5 hours simulator, 1 written and 1 practical test.

Program can be modified to fit customer’s needs.

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Certified Flight Instructor Course This program is designed to take a FAA Single-Engine Commercial Pilot with instrument rating to a Certified Flight Instructor. Upon completion of this course, we offer Flight Instructor positions at Pan Am Academy based on availability. CFI Holders have the option to expand their profession horizons by taking the Certified Flight Instructor Instrument Add-On Course. Furthermore, we offer the Multi-Engine Instructor Course that takes a Certified Flight Instructor Rating Holder to a Multi-Engine Instructor Rating.

Type Ratings Pan Am offers a full complement of jet airliner type ratings. Please visit our website at www.panamacademy,com for details.

Professional Pilot

Program

Certified Flight

Instructor

ATP/CTP* &

Type Rating

Ready for Job at Airline

Pan Am Career Pilot Academy Kissimmee, Florida

Pan Am International Flight Academy Miami as well as Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Memphis,

Bangkok, Tokyo

INTEGRATED PATHWAY TO AN AIRLINE PILOT

Professional Pilot Training

*Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program

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PROFESSIONAL PILOT TR AINING

INTEGR ATED PATHWAY TO AN AIRLINE PILOT

Pan Am International Flight AcademyMiami as well as Las Vegas, Minneapolis,

Memphis, Bangkok and Tokyo

Certified Flight Instructor Course This program is designed to take a FAA Single-Engine Commercial Pilot with instrument rating to a Certified Flight Instructor. Upon completion of this course, we offer Flight Instructor positions at Pan Am Academy based on availability. CFI Holders have the option to expand their profession horizons by taking the Certified Flight Instructor Instrument Add- On Course and also the Multi-Engine Instructor add on Course.

Type Ratings Pan Am offers a full complement of jet airliner type ratings. Please visit our website at panamacademy.com for details.

Single Engine Add On Course We offer a Part 141 and Part 61 Add On course for Private and Commercial Pilots looking to add single engine privileges to their license. The course is conducted in our Piper PA28 and G1000 equipped Cessna C172 fleet. The course includes 6 Hours of classroom based ground school, 12 hours of flight time and 1 practical test and no written test.

Multi Engine Add On Course We offer a Part 141 and Part 61 Add On course for Private and Commercial Pilots looking to add multi engine privileges to their license. The course is conducted in our Beechcraft BE76 fleet. The course includes 15 Hours of classroom based ground school, 20 Hours of flight time and 1 practical test and no written test.

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ADMISSIONS Requirements for Individuals in the U.S.

• At least 17 years of age. Applicant must turn 18 within 6 months after enrollment. • Complete application form sent from Academy. • Make payment of $150 USD registration fee. • Have a High School Diploma or General Education Development (GED) in English*. • Have a FAA medical certificate. • Have U.S. passport or U.S. birth certificate and driver’s license. • Send photocopy of any pilot certificate(s) you may already hold. • Complete FAA mandated drug screening.

Requirements for International Students • At least 17 years of age. Applicant must turn 18 within 6 months after enrollment. • Complete application form sent from Academy. • Make payment of $150 USD registration fee. • Have a high school diploma or equivalent with an official English translation from an official U.S. validation authority*. • Have a FAA medical certificate. • Have a valid passport with appropriate visa. • Submit proof of English competency. • Have health insurance affidavit. • Proof of funding. Declaring adequate funds to cover tuition , living and all other expenses associated with staying in the U.S. • Complete Alien Flight Students Program (AFSP) Registration with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) online at www.flightschoolcandidates.gov.

*All diplomas and/or transcripts must be in English or have official English translations. Institutions will be verified by the Registrar to ensure they are a valid degree-granting institution. If it is determined that your High School Diploma is from an unacceptable institution, your acceptance to Pan Am Academy will be denied. If your High School Diploma or its equivalent is in any language other than English, you are required to have the documents translated and certified by a reputable company. The certification must include a statement and official stamp that says the credential is “Equivalent to a U.S. High School Diploma”. If you fail to provide translated and certified documents, your acceptance to Pan Am Academy will be denied.

Medical Certificate FAA 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Class Medical Certificates are valid for training at Pan Am Academy, but the appropriate certificate will depend on your training goals and objectives. At minimum, a student pilot needs a 3rd class medical to flight. Please note that airlines require their pilots to have a 1st Class Medical Certificate.

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*ABIadmissions@panamacademy.com **Visit www.flightphysical.com to find an approved doctor in your area. ***IBTOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl TOEIC: http://www.ets.org/toeic IELTS: http://www.ielts.com/ MacMillan: http://www.macmillanenglish.com/courses/aviation-english/

■ Application Process We ask applicants to follow the below procedures for application. Please contact our Administration Desk* for assistance.

Submit a $150 registration fee (non-refundable)

Submit copy of:

Submit proof of English

competency***

Obtain Health Insurance

Complete the following:

Send proof of funding

• We will send you the application by e-mail. • Scan and e-mail your completed application to ABIadimissions@panamacademy.com

• Payable by: VISA, Master Card, Discover or Wire Transfer • We will contact you for payment instructions.

• FAA 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Class Medical Certificate**. • Your High School Diploma or General Education Development or equivalent in English. • Certified copy of Birth Certificate and Driver’s License/State Photo ID Card or valid passport.

• A minimum score of 80 on the Internet Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (IBTOEFL) or • A minimum score of 790 or higher on the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) or • A minimum score of 7.0 or higher on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or • Certificate showing completion of an accepted Aviation English Course. i.e. MacMillan English.

• To maintain your visa status, you are required to hold health insurance coverage with specific requirements by the U.S. Immigration Agency. If you do not have health insurance with appropriate coverage, we will ask you to register for the Compass Silver plan offered by ISO insurance (www.isoa.org) or equivalent.

• Alien Flight Students Program (AFSP) Registration with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) online.

• Affidavit of support from your bank • A bank statement. Note: Proof of funding must show that you are able to support the total cost of course(s), books, pilot supplies, health insurance, housing and living expenses estimated for the duration of your visa. (All bank documents must be translated into English).

In addition to the above, international students will be required to complete the following.

Admissions

Complete Enrollment Application

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Application Process We ask applicants to follow the below procedures for application. Please contact our Administration Desk* for assistance.

*ABIadmissions@panamacademy.com

**Visit www.flightphysical.com to find an approved doctor in your area.

***IBTOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl TOEIC: http://www.ets.org/toeic

IELTS: http://www.ielts.com/ MacMillan: http://www.macmillanenglish.com/courses/aviation-english/

• We will send you the application by e-mail.• Scan and e-mail your completed application to: ABIadmissions@panamacademy.com

• Payable by: VISA, Master Card, Discover or Wire Transfer• We will contact you for payment instructions.

• FAA 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Class Medical Certificate**.• Your High School Diploma or General Education Development or equivalent in English.• Certified copy of Birth Certificate and Driver’s License/State Photo ID Card or valid passport.

• Alien Flight Students Program (AFSP) Registration with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) online.

• Affidavit of support from your bank• A bank statement. Note: Proof of funding must show that you are able to support the total cost of course(s),

books, pilot supplies, health insurance, housing and living expenses estimated for the duration of your visa. (All bank documents must be translated into English).

• To maintain your visa status, you are required to hold health insurance coverage with specific requirements by the U.S. Immigration Agency. If you do not have health insurance with appropriate coverage, we will ask you to register for the Compass Silver plan offered by ISO insurance (www.isoa.org) or equivalent.

• A minimum score of 65 on the Internet Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (IBTOEFL) or• A minimum score of 605 or higher on the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) or• A minimum score of 5.5 or higher on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or• Certificate showing completion of an accepted Aviation English Course. i.e. MacMillan English.

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TUITION / PAYMENT The tuition cost is based on the Training Course Outline (TCO) and the hours it takes a student to go through the program

and is subject to change. Some Part 61 flight schools appear to be cheaper because they base their price from the FAA minimum required hours. For example, some schools only allot 40 hours of flight training for a Private Pilot Certificate when the national average is much higher. Students will end up paying more if he/she overflies the FAA minimum. We base our price on more realistic figures on what it takes for a student to obtain a certificate or rating.

Tuition Policy The tuition payment consists of a deposit prior to arrival at the Academy and a monthly payment throughout the duration of

the program. Please contact our sales representative at ABIinfo@panamacademy.com for more details.

Reentry Policy If a withdrawn student’s previous enrollment resulted in an unpaid balance, the outstanding balance must be paid in full

prior to reentry. Students wishing to reenter the pilot training program must meet all requirements of a new student and be approved by the Academy management after a full review of training records including conduct and ability.

Payment Methods Pan Am Academy accepts: Cashier’s check, money order, wire transfers, major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, etc.).

FAA Minimums Average Performance Pan Am ProgramPRIVATE PILOT COURSE HOURS HOURS HOURSPrivate Pilot Ground School 35.0 45.0 40.0Airplane Single Engine Land 35.0 55.0 47.0SIM - Redbird 0.0 3.0 3.0Flight Instruction 25.0 50 45.0Ground Briefs/Stage Check Oral 0.0 19.0 17.0Pre and Post Brief 13.5 $15.5 13.5 Flight Hours 35.0 58.0 50.0 Retail Course Amount $9,801.50 $16,572.50 $15,444.50

INSTRUMENT RATING HOURS HOURS HOURSInstrument Ground School 35.0 45.0 43.0Single Engine Land G1000 21.0 45.0 41.0SIM - Redbird 14.0 12.00 12.0Flight Instruction 35.0 57.0 53.0Ground Briefs/Stage Check Oral 0.0 23.5 23.0 Pre & Post Brief 13.0 13.0 13.0 Flight Hours 35.0 57.0 53.0 Retail Course Amount $9,202.00 $15,919.50 $16,224.50

COMMERCIAL MULTI ENGINE HOURS HOURS HOURSCAMEL Ground School 35.0 45.0 40.0Airplane Single Engine Land 0.0 0.0 0.0 Airplane Multi Engine Land 30.0 45.0 45.0AATD Redbird 0.0 5.0 5.0Flight Instuction 30.0 50.0 50.0Ground Briefs/Stage Check Oral 0.0 23.0 23.0 Pre and Post Brief 8.5 8.5 8.5 Flight Hours 30.0 50.0 50.0 Retail Course Amount $15,406.50 $24,513.50 $24,218.50 Total Flight Hours 100.0 165.0 153.0 Subtotal Retail Course Amount $34,410.00 $57,005.50 $55,887.50

Training Discount $4,975.00 $7,852.50 $8,712.94Pan Am Professional Pilot Course $29,435.00 $49,153.00 $47,174.56

ADDITIONAL RATES & EXPENSES TotalVISA Fee $500.00 x1 $500.00TSA (AFSP) Fee $130.00 x3 $390.00Medical Fee $200.00 x1 $200.00FAA Examiner Fee $600.00 x3 $1800.00FAA Written Test $175.00 x3 $525.00Books & Materials (includes iPad) $1500.00 x1 $1500.00Accommodations $495.00 x9 $4,455.00Total Additional Expenses $9370.00

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■ Minimum Requirements Students must demonstrate satisfactory attendance and academic progress toward the completion of their program in order to remain enrolled at the Academy. Students must achieve a grade of Satisfactory to continue in the program. If a student is not at a Satisfactory level after 2 additional remedial lessons, student will be placed on Academic Probation if deemed appropriate. Students maintaining a grade of 80% or higher on school administrated written tests and a grade of Satisfactory in flight training are considered to be making satisfactory progress.

If a student receives a grade of Unsatisfactory (less than 80% accuracy) in an examination, following guidelines will apply:

■ Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment All Students should not be permitted to exceed 150% of the normal program term, which is 48 weeks for the Professional Pilot Program. Thus, the maximum time frame for the Professional Pilot Program is 72 weeks.

■ Student Progress Monitoring Council The Student Progress Monitoring Council (SPMC) will consist of the Chief Instructor and Administration Representative. The Council will meet every other Thursday to discuss the academic progress of current students. Written recommendations and probationary letters will be sent to students within 10 days of the meeting. Students will be allowed to appeal any council decisions, in writing, within 2 weeks of receipt of the original council action letter. Written appeals will be reviewed by the council at the next available meeting. All decisions of the council concerning an appeal will be final.

Student will be grounded from all flight activities if he/she receives a grade of Unsatisfactory in an examination.

Student will receive counseling and will be assigned Ground School Additional Instruction with his/her flight instructor and will be charged at the current flight instructor hourly rate.

Student will be scheduled for the retake exam. Retake exam fee will be charged based on the scheduled exam hours times the current hourly ground school rate.

Retake exams will be offered once a week at the discretion of the Chief Instructor. Failure to attend a scheduled retake exam will result in a grade of zero.

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SATISFAC TORY AC ADEMIC PROGRESS

Minimum Requirements Students must demonstrate satisfactory attendance and academic progress toward the completion of their program in order to remain enrolled at the Academy. Students must achieve a grade of Satisfactory to continue in the program. If a student is not at a Satisfactory level after 2 additional remedial lessons, student will be placed on Academic Probation if deemed appropriate. Students maintaining a grade of 80% or higher on school administrated written tests and a grade of Satisfactory in flight training are considered to be making satisfactory progress.

If a student receives a grade of Unsatisfactory (less than 80% accuracy) in an examination, following guidelines will apply:

Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment All students should not be permitted to exceed 150% of the normal term of registered program. If the normal term of

registered program is 40 weeks, the maximum time frame of enrollment is 60 weeks.

Student Progress Monitoring Council The Student Progress Monitoring Council (SPMC) will consist of the Chief Instructor and Administration Representative. The Council will meet every other Thursday to discuss the academic progress of current students. Written recommendations and probationary letters will be sent to students within 10 days of the meeting. Students will be allowed to appeal any council decisions, in writing, within 2 weeks of receipt of the original council action letter. Written appeals will be reviewed by the council at the next available meeting. All decisions of the council concerning an appeal will be final.

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■ Student Illness Days Student illness days will be deducted from the 30 days of allowed Personal Time Off. If a student becomes ill or has a medical issue, he/she is responsible for providing the Academy with appropriate documentation. In order to avoid being charged a No-Show fee, student must call Flight Dispatch 2 hours prior to any scheduled activity. If Flight Dispatch is closed, a message must be left on the Flight Dispatch voicemail at least 2 hours prior to any scheduled activity. Failure to call Dispatch at least 2 hours prior to a scheduled activity will result in a No-Show charge. Special rules apply to cancellation of FAA Practical Tests. The student will be responsible to call his/her Flight Instructor to inform the cancellation and determine a plan of action to make up the lost training activity(s).

■ Standard of Conduct Any student committing a felony crime will immediately be dismissed from training. A student may also be dismissed for the unlawful use, manufacture distribution, dispensation, or possession of alcohol, illegal drugs, or any controlled substance on school premises or while involved in school-related activities off campus is strictly prohibited. Employees and students are prohibited from coming on Academy property while under the influence of, or in possession of, illicit drugs or alcohol as any part of Academy activities, whether such activities are conducted on or off campus. Students who know of Academy employees or fellow students who violate these standards are encouraged to notify Director of Operations of such offenses.

At the sole discretion of the Academy, any student who poses a safety risk may immediately be required to stop training. Any student may be dismissed by the Academy at its sole discretion for any reason.

■ Rules on Drugs and Alcohol Students found in violation of the standards of conduct will have written reports placed in their permanent academic records, will be dismissed from the Academy, and may be referred to local authorities for prosecution. Parents of financially dependent students will be notified of such violations.

Florida statutes deem it unlawful for any person to sell, purchase, manufacture, or deliver illicit drugs. Penalties associated with conviction of violations of these statutes include prison terms of up to 30 years with accompanying fines ranging from $1,000 to $500,000. Federal penalties include prison terms up to life and fines of up to $20 million. Property may also be seized. Conviction of driving while under the influence of alcohol can result in a financial burden of paying court costs, lawyer fees, and fines; participation in community services; suspension of driver’s license; higher cost or loss of automobile insurance; and imprisonment.

Additional helpful information may be found by contacting the following organizations:

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence • Tel: 1-800-622-2255 • Website: www.ncadd.org

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

• Tel: 1-800-662-4357 • Website: www.samhsa.gov

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Student Illness Days Student illness days will be deducted from the 30 days of allowed Personal Time Off. If a student becomes ill or has a medical issue, he/she is responsible for providing the Academy with appropriate documentation. In order to avoid being charged a No-Show fee, student must call Flight Dispatch 2 hours prior to any scheduled activity. If Flight Dispatch is closed, a message must be left on the Flight Dispatch voicemail at least 2 hours prior to any scheduled activity. Failure to call Dispatch at least 2 hours prior to a scheduled activity will result in a No-Show charge. Special rules apply to cancellation of FAA Practical Tests. The student will be responsible to call his/her Flight Instructor to inform the cancellation and determine a plan of action to make up the lost training activity(s).

Standard of Conduct Any student committing a felony crime will immediately be dismissed from training. A student may also be dismissed for the unlawful use, manufacture distribution, dispensation, or possession of alcohol, illegal drugs, or any controlled substance on school premises or while involved in school-related activities off campus is strictly prohibited. Employees and students are prohibited from coming on Academy property while under the influence of, or in possession of, illicit drugs or alcohol as any part of Academy activities, whether such activities are conducted on or off campus. Students who know of Academy employees or fellow students who violate these standards are encouraged to notify Director of Operations of such offenses.

At the sole discretion of the Academy, any student who poses a safety risk may immediately be required to stop training. Any student may be dismissed by the Academy at its sole discretion for any reason.

Rules on Drugs and Alcohol Students found in violation of the standards of conduct will have written reports placed in their permanent academic records, will be dismissed from the Academy, and may be referred to local authorities for prosecution. Parents of financially dependent students will be notified of such violations.

Florida statutes deem it unlawful for any person to sell, purchase, manufacture, or deliver illicit drugs. Penalties associated with conviction of violations of these statutes include prison terms of up to 30 years with accompanying fines ranging from $1,000 to $500,000. Federal penalties include prison terms up to life and fines of up to $20 million. Property may also be seized. Conviction of driving while under the influence of alcohol can result in a financial burden of paying court costs, lawyer fees, and fines; participation in community services; suspension of driver’s license; higher cost or loss of automobile insurance; and imprisonment.

Additional helpful information may be found by contacting the following organizations:

Insurance The Academy provides students with insurance that will cover up to $100,000 worth of damage repair fee (included in

the tuition). Our aircraft hull policy has a deductible of $1,500. Should a student damage an aircraft, he/she will be held liable for this deductible. The Academy offers a supplemental Collision Damage Waiver at a cost of $50.00 per month which exempts the student from paying the deductible.

Code of Conduct/Policies

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■ Dress Code for Students •  Pants - Navy color (no cuffs, jeans, cotton blend-“Dockers”, pin-stripes, or patterned material) •  Pilot Shirt (Blue). Shirts are to be unwrinkled and tucked in. •  Tie – (Blue) •  Belt - Black, Silver Hardware (no large buckles, no gold) •  Shoes - Dress shoes (closed toe, neatly polished, no fabric-type or sandals permitted), and socks •  School identification badge •  Epaulets- (Blue with Gray Stripes)

■ Enrollment Cancellation Policy Applicants who have not visited the school prior to enrollment will have the opportunity to withdraw without penalty within 3 business days following either the regularly scheduled orientation procedures.

All payments made by an applicant must be refunded if requested within 3 days after making initial payment. An applicant requesting cancellation more than 3 days after making initial payment, but prior to entering the school is entitled to a refund of all payments made minus the registration fee and 15% of the contract price of the program.

■ Training Cancellation Policy To cancel a flight/ground lesson you must give 24-hour notice. All cancellations must be given in person. Failure to provide this notice will result in a $150 fee for flight and $75 fee for ground.

■ Student Complaint Policy The academy reserves the right to make changes in the student’s assigned instructor in cases where it is clearly in the best interest of the student or the Academy. If the student’s instructor is not available or the student feels it would be inappropriate to discuss a problem with his/her instructor, the student is encouraged to make an appointment with the Group Leader/Group Manager/Chief Instructor. Questions pertaining to areas other than flight or academic training should be addressed to Administration.

Prior to Private Pilot Certificate

Blank (no stripe)

Private Pilot Certificate Holders

1 stripe

Instrumental Rating Holders

2 stripes

Commercial Pilot Certificate Holders

3 stripes

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CODE OF CONDUC T / POLICIES

Blank (No Stripes)Prior to PrivatePilot Certificate

1 StripePrivate PilotCertificate Holders

2 Stripes InstrumentalRating Holders

3 StripesCommercial PilotCertificate Holders

Dress Code for Students • Pants - (Navy) (no cuffs, jeans, cotton blend - “Dockers”, pin-stripes, or patterned material) • Pilot Shirt (Blue). Shirts are to be unwrinkled and tucked in. • Tie - (Blue) • Belt - Black, Silver Hardware (no large buckles, no gold) • Shoes - Dress shoes (closed toe, neatly polished, no fabric-type or sandals permitted), and socks • School Identification Badge • Epaulets - (Blue with Gray Stripes)

Enrollment Cancellation Policy Applicants who have not visited the school prior to enrollment will have the opportunity to withdraw without penalty within 3 business days following either the regularly scheduled orientation procedures.

All payments made by an applicant must be refunded if requested within 3 days after making initial payment. An applicant requesting cancellation more than 3 days after making initial payment, but prior to entering the school is entitled to a refund of all payments made minus the registration fee and 15% of the contract price of the program.

Training Cancellation Policy To cancel a flight/ground lesson you must give 24-hour notice. All cancellations must be given in person. Failure to provide this notice will result in a $150 fee for flight and $75 fee for ground.

Student Complaint Policy The academy reserves the right to make changes in the student’s assigned instructor in cases where it is clearly in the best interest of the student or the Academy. If the student’s instructor is not available or the student feels it would be inappropriate to discuss a problem with his/her instructor, the student is encouraged to make an appointment with the Group Leader/Group Manager/Chief Instructor. Questions pertaining to areas other than flight or academic training should be addressed to Administration.

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STUDENT SERVICES Student Housing

The Academy offers student housing within walking distance from Kissimmee Gateway Airport. The distance between student housing and the airport is about 1.5 miles with side-walks and street lights. The area is flat making the access easy and comfortable. Many students who do not have vehicles purchase bicycles which can be bought at a reasonable price at local stores. The Professional Pilot Program package includes student housing for 11 months.

Appliances Student Housing will be shared space which will include facilities and appliances such as kitchen, bath and laundry, refrigerator, furniture, basic TV, local telephone, basic Wi-Fi connection.

Pets Pets are not allowed at the Student Housing.

Personal Time Off Student requests for Personal Time Off (PTO) are limited to a maximum of 30 days while enrolled and subject to approval by the Chief Instructor. Due to the course work required for graduation, PTO is discouraged. PTO requests must be put in writing by the student then turned into administration 7 days prior to the requested PTO. The student will not be charged any additional training charges during the approved PTO but may incur additional housing costs if the PTO requires a longer stay at the Academy than initially planned. If the student does not return from PTO for a scheduled activity, he/she will be charged the appropriate “No-Show” fee. If the student does not return from PTO period, or notify the Academy within 5 days, the student will be dismissed and the Academy will proceed with the refund procedures.

Any student who is not on an approved PTO and has not received prior approval for absence will be considered inactive. Students who are inactive for a maximum of 14 consecutive business days will be dismissed and the Academy will proceed with the refund procedures. Additionally, unapproved PTO may cause cancellation of the student’s visa and require immediate dismissal from the Academy.

Course Completion Break There will be a break at the completion of each course of training. The length of this break will vary depending upon the start date of the next ground school (the student will automatically be enrolled into the next ground school). If the student does not attend the next available ground school, this break will be considered PTO.

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■ Rental Headsets Rental headsets are available at dispatch for $5.00 per flight (based on availability).

■ Placement Assistance The Administration desk will provide assistance with placements upon graduation such as preparing cover letter and application, and scheduling interviews. Pan Am Academy will also work with its training partners to locate a position for which you are qualified.

■  Employment Opportunities We offer employment opportunities as a Flight Instructor to students upon completion of the Certified Flight Instructor Course.

■ Becoming a Flight Instructor at the Academy We accept applications based on availability. To be eligible for the selection process, an applicant must have a commercial pilot certificate with a single-engine land rating, an instrumental airplane rating, and a Flight Instructor Certificate with single-engine rating. Preferred certificates/ratings: commercial multi-engine rating, Flight Instructor Certificate with Multi-engine and instrumental ratings.

If you are interested in a flight instructor position, please send the following documents to ABIinfo@panamacademy.com:

At Pan Am Academy, all Flight Instructors teach students with the same procedures and standards. Training with standardized flight procedures and maneuvers will produce pilots with high efficiency by allowing seamless transition between multiple instructors throughout a student’s training. The Academy’s goal is to maintain a ratio of 1 instructor per 4 students.

Resume

Cover Letter Copy of current

FAA Pilot and CFI Certificates

Copy of current FAA Medical Certificates Copy of visa

documentation (International applicants only)

Student Services

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STUDENT SERVICES

Rental Headsets Rental headsets are available at dispatch for $5.00 per flight (based on availability).

Placement Assistance The Administration desk will provide assistance with placements upon graduation such as preparing cover letter and application, and scheduling interviews. Pan Am Academy will also work with its training partners to locate a position for which you are qualified.

Employment Opportunities We offer employment opportunities as a Flight Instructor to students upon completion of the Certified Flight Instructor Course.

Becoming a Flight Instructor at the Pan Am We accept applications based on availability. To be eligible for the selection process, an applicant must have a commercial pilot certificate with a single-engine land rating, an instrumental airplane rating, and a Flight Instructor Certificate with single-engine rating. Preferred certificates/ratings: commercial multi-engine rating, Flight Instructor Certificate with Multi-engine and instrumental ratings.

If you are interested in a flight instructor position, please send the following documents to ABIinfo@panamacademy.com

At Pan Am Academy, all Flight Instructors teach students with the same procedures and standards. Training with standardized flight procedures and maneuvers will produce pilots with high efficiency by allowing seamless transition between multiple instructors throughout a student’s training. The Academy’s goal is to maintain a ratio of 1 instructor per 4 students.

301 Dyer Boulevard, Suite 102, Kissimmee, FL 34741ABIinfo@panamacademy.com

www.panamacademy.com/career-pilot