AeroGuard Flight Training Center Exceeds 100 Planes in Its Rapidly Expanding Aircraft Fleet

AeroGuard Flight Training Center, a prominent name in the flight training industry, has surpassed 100 planes in its expanding fleet, marking a significant achievement. The rapid growth has been evident not only in the fleet size but also in student enrollments, instructor hiring, campus expansion, and notable airline partnerships.

In 2023, AeroGuard added 25 planes to its fleet and placed a 90 aircraft order with Piper Aircraft. By 2024, over 10 additional planes were acquired, supporting its business growth. With ongoing aircraft acquisitions, AeroGuard aims to double its fleet size to train up to 2,000 students across three U.S. campuses.

AeroGuard has solidified its position as a leader in pilot training, producing top-quality pilots for airlines such as Cathay Pacific, Air India, and China Airlines. Domestic partnerships include SkyWest Airlines and Arizona State University's pilot training programs.

CEO Joel Davidson remarked on reaching the milestone, emphasizing the dedication to providing high-quality training for students. "Each aircraft represents an opportunity for our student pilots and instructors to achieve their goals," he noted.

AeroGuard continues to build its reputation for excellence in pilot training, with a growing fleet and skilled instructors preparing the next generation of commercial pilots for leading airlines worldwide.