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PersonalCourse Completion Time Off Break ■■ RequirementsRequirements forfor InternationalIndividualsInternational in Students Studentsthe U.S. ■■ CourseCoursePersonal CompletionCompletion Time Off BreakBreak ■ RequirementsMedical Certificate for International Students ■ CourseRental Headsets Completion Break ■■ MedicalRequirementsMedical CertificateCertificate for International Students ■■ RentalRentalCourse HeadsetsHeadsets Completion Break ■ MedicalApplication Certificate Process ■ RentalPlacement Headsets Assistance ■■ ApplicationMedicalApplication Certificate ProcessProcess ■■ PlacementPlacementRental Headsets AssistanceAssistance ■ Application Process ■ PlacementEmployment Assistance Opportunity ■ Application Process ■■ EmploymentEmploymentPlacement Assistance OpportunityOpportunity Tuition/Payment 710 ■ EmploymentBecoming a FlightOpportunity Instructor at Pan Am Tuition/PaymentTuition/PaymentTuition / Payment 9 771010 ■■ BecomingBecomingEmployment aa Flight FlightOpportunity 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These changes are designed and ChangesincorporatedChanges maymay to occurensureoccur to toeach coursecourse student content,content, receives materials,materials, the best and/orand/or training schedulesschedules possible. dueCoursedue toto thecontentthe evolvingevolving and this needsneeds catalog ofof the themay aviationaviation be amended industry.industry. without TheseThese notice. changeschanges areare designeddesigned andand Changes may occur to course content, materials, and/or schedules due to the evolving needs of the aviation industry. These changes are designed and incorporatedincorporated to to ensure ensure each each student student receives receives the the best best training training possible. possible. Course Course content content and and this this catalog catalog may may be be amended amended without without notice. notice. incorporatedChanges may to ensureoccur toeach course student content, receives materials, the best and/or training schedules possible. Coursedue to contentthe evolving and this needs catalog of themay aviation be amended industry. without These notice. changes are designed and Changesincorporated may occur to ensure to course each content, student receives materials, the best and/or training schedules possible. Coursedue to contentthe evolving and this needs catalog of may the be aviation amended industry. without notice. 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 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 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: [email protected] 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.

Administration Jessica Hutchinson Skyler Pond Takeshi Negishi Mark Johnson Makoto Yahagi Brent Mireles Robert Reese Director of Manager of Flight CEO & President EVP & CCO VP Director of Chief Flight Marketing & Sales Operations Commercial Standards Operations & Safety Instructor

3 THE ACADEMY

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.

• Minimum hours required before Commercial Pan Am • Minimum hours required before Commercial Part 61 Pilot Certificate Check-ride: 250 flight hours (Part 141) Pilot Certificate Check-ride: 153.0 flight hours

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

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 .

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.

YOUR DREAM OF BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL PILOT IS ONE STEP CLOSER

4 Professional Pilot Training

PROFESSIONAL PILOT TRAINING Professional Pilot Program ProfessionalPan Am Career Pilot Pilot Program Academy offers the Professional Pilot Program. This program begins at the Ab Initio pilot Panlevel Am andCareer culminates Pilot Academy with offersthe student the Professional earning FAAPilot Program.Private PilotThis Certificateprogram begins ( at the single-engineAB Initio Pilot Levelland), and culminatesInstrumental with Rating,the student Commercial earning Private Pilot Pilot Certificate Certificate (airplane (airplane single single-engine and multi-engine land), Instrument land), Rating,and PanCommercial Am PilotGraduation Certificate Certificate. (multi-engine land), and Pan Am Graduation Certificate.

Program Outline Professional Pilot Program 153 hours of Flight/Simulator Time

Instrument Airplane Rating Commercial Airplane Multi- Private Pilot Course Course Engine Land Course

Ground School 40 hours Ground School 43 hours Ground School 40 hours

Flight/Simulator Flight Time 50 hours 53 hours Flight Time 50 hours Time 1 written 1 written 1 written Examinations Examinations Examinations 1 practical 1 practical 1 practical ProgramProgram can can be modi edbe modified to t to customer’s fit customer’s needs. needs.

In additionPrivate to Pilot the ProfessionalCourse Pilot Program, we also offer individual courses such as the following: Our FAA part 141 Private Pilot Course includes 50 total flight hours, 45 hours of dual flight instruction and 5 Private hours ofPilot solo Course flight time, and 40 hours of classroom instruction. Successful completion of the Private Pilot OurCourse FAA part (including 141 Private FAA Pilot written Course and includes practical 50 examination)total flight hours, will allow45 hours the of pilot dual toflight act asinstruction Pilot In Commandand 5 hours (PIC)of solo of flight time,an aircraft and 40 carryinghours of classroompassengers instruction. or property. 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 Instrument We offer an Rating FAA 141 Instrumental Airplane Rating Course for Private Pilot Certificate Holders who wish to fly in Weinstrument offer a Part conditions 141 and Part where 61 Instrument the weather Rating is below Airplane the Courseminimums for Private of Visual Pilot FlightCertificate Rules. holders The Coursewho wish is to also fly in intended for pilots with desire to improve their flying accuracy, technique, and ability as a pilot. We offer conditions where the weather is below the minimums of Visual Flight Rules. The course is also intended for Pilots with Commercial Airplane Single-Engine and Multi-Engine Land Course for Private Pilot Certificate and Instrument desireRating to Holdersimprove whotheir planflying to startaccuracy, their technique, commercial and pilot ability career. 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 practical5 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.

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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 andProfessional no written test. Pilot Training Certified FlightFlight InstructorInstructor CourseCourse TThishis programprogram isis designeddesigned to to take take a aFAA FAA Single-Engine Single-Engine Commercial Commercial Pilot Pilot with with instrument instrument rating rating to toa Certifieda Certified Flight IFlightnstructor. Instructor. Upon completion Upon completion of this course,of this course,we offer we Flight offer Instructor Flight Instructor positions positions at Pan Am at PanAcademy Am Academybased on availability.based CFIon availability.Holders have CFI the Holdersoption to have expand the their option profession to expand horizons their by profession taking the horizons Certified by Flight taking Instructor the Certified Instrument Flight Add- OnInstructor Course Instrumentand also the Add-On Multi-Engine Course. Instructor Furthermore, add on Course. we offer the Multi-Engine Instructor Course that takes a Certified Flight Instructor Rating Holder to a Multi-Engine Instructor Rating. Type Ratings PTypean Am Ratings offers a full complement of jet type ratings. Please visit our website at panamacademy.com for details. Pan Am offers a full complement of type ratings. Please visit our website at www.panamacademy,com for details.

INTEGRATED INTEGRATED PATHWAYPATHWAY TO ANAN AIRLINEAIRLINE PILOT PILOT

Pan Am Career Pilot Academy Kissimmee, Florida

Professional Certified ATP/CTP* Ready for Pilot Flight & Job at Airline Program Instructor Type Rating

Pan Am International Flight Academy asPan well Am as LasInternational Vegas, Minneapolis, Flight Academy Memphis, Miami asBangkok, well as Las Tokyo Vegas, Minneapolis, *Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program Memphis, and Tokyo

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6 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.

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

Complete •• WeWe will will send send you you the the application application by by e-mail. e-mail. Enrollment •• Scan and and e-mail e-mail your your completed completed application application to: to [email protected] [email protected] Application

• Payable by: VISA, Master Card, Discover or Wire Transfer Submit a $150 • Payable by: VISA, Master Card, Discover or Wire Transfer registration fee •• WeWe will will contact contact you you for for payment payment instructions. instructions. (non-refundable)

• FAA 1st,1st, 2nd, 2nd, or or 3rd 3rd Class Class Medical Medical Certificate**. Certificate**. • Your HighHigh SchoolSchool Diploma Diploma or or General General Education Education Development Development or equivalentor equivalent in English. in English. Submit copy of: • Certified copycopy ofof BirthBirth CertificateCertificate and and Driver’s Driver’s License/StateLicense/State PhotoPhoto ID ID Card Card or orvalid valid passport. passport.

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

• A minimum score of 65 on the Internet Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (IBTOEFL) or • A minimum score of 80 on the Internet Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (IBTOEFL) or Submit proof of • A minimum score ofof 605790 or or higher higher on on the the Test Test of of English English for for International International Communication Communication (TOEIC) (TOEIC) or or English • A minimum score ofof 5.57.0 or or higher higher on on the the International International English English Language Language Testing Testing System System (IELTS) (IELTS) or or competency*** • Certificate showingshowing completioncompletion ofof anan acceptedaccepted Aviation English Course.Course. i.e. i.e. MacMillan MacMillan English. English.

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

• AlienAlien FlightFlight StudentsStudents ProgramProgram (AFSP)(AFSP) RegistrationRegistration withwith thethe U.S. U.S. Transportation Transportation Security Security Administration Administration Complete the (TSA) online. following: (TSA) online. • Affidavit of support from your bank • Affidavit of support from your bank • A bank stastatement.tement. Note:Note: Proof Proof of of funding funding must must show show that that you you are are able able to to support support the the total total cost cost of of course(s), Send proof of course(s),books, pilot books, supplies, pilot health supplies, insurance, health housing insurance, and housing living expenses and living estimated expenses for estimated the duration for ofthe your duration visa. funding of(All your bank visa. documents (All bank must documents be translated must intobe translated English). into English). *[email protected] **Visit*[email protected] www.flightphysical.com to find an approved doctor in your area. ***IBTOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl TOEIC: http://www.ets.org/toeic **Visit IELTS: www.flightphysical.com http://www.ielts.com/ MacMillan: to find http://www.macmillanenglish.com/courses/aviation-english/ 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/

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8 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.

FAA Minimums Average Performance Pan Am Program PRIVATE PILOT COURSE HOURS HOURS HOURS Private Pilot Ground School 35.0 45.0 40.0 Airplane Single Engine Land 35.0 55.0 47.0 SIM - Redbird 0.0 3.0 3.0 Flight Instruction 25.0 50 45.0 Ground Briefs/Stage Check Oral 0.0 19.0 17.0 Pre 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 HOURS Instrument Ground School 35.0 45.0 43.0 Single Engine Land G1000 21.0 45.0 41.0 SIM - Redbird 14.0 12.00 12.0 Flight Instruction 35.0 57.0 53.0 Ground 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 HOURS CAMEL Ground School 35.0 45.0 40.0 Airplane Single Engine Land 0.0 0.0 0.0 Airplane Multi Engine Land 30.0 45.0 45.0 AATD Redbird 0.0 5.0 5.0 Flight Instuction 30.0 50.0 50.0 Ground 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 $8,712.94 Pan Am Professional Pilot Course $29,435.00 $49,153.00 $47,174.56

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

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 [email protected] for more details.

Reentry Policy I f 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 P an Am Academy accepts: Cashier’s check, money order, wire transfers, major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, etc.).

9 SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS

MinimumSatisfactory Requirements Academic Progress Students must demonstrate satisfactory attendance and academic progress toward the completion of their program in ■ Minimum Requirements Studentsorder to must remain demonstrate enrolled at satisfactory the Academy. attendance Students and must academic achieve progress a grade toward of Satisfactory the completion to continue of their in program the program. in order If a tostuden remaint isenrolled not at aat Satisfactory the Academy. level Students after 2 must additional achieve remedial a grade lessons, of Satisfactory student to will continue be placed in the on program. Academic If a Probation student is if notdeemed at a Satisfactory appropriate. level Students after 2maintaining additional remedial a grade of lessons, 80% or higherstudent on will school be placed administrated on Academic written Probation tests and if adeemed grade of appropriate.Satisfactory Students in flight maintaining training are a gradeconsidered of 80% to or be higher making on schoolsatisfactory administrated progress. 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: If a student receives a grade of Unsatisfactory (less than 80% accuracy) in an examination, following guidelines will apply:

Retake exams will be offered once a week at the discretion of the Chief Student will be scheduled Instructor. Failure to attend for the retake exam. Retake a scheduled retake exam Student will receive exam fee will be charged will result in a grade of counseling and will be based on the scheduled zero. assigned Ground School exam hours times the Student will be grounded Additional Instruction with his/ current hourly ground school from all flight activities if her flight instructor and will be rate. he/she receives a grade charged at the current flight of Unsatisfactory in an instructor hourly rate. examination.

■ Maximum Time Frame of Enrollment All Maximum Students should Time notFrame be permitted of Enrollment to exceed 150% of the normal program term, which is 48 weeks for the Professional Pilot All studentsProgram. shouldThus, the not maximum be permitted time frame to exceed for the 150%Professional of the Pilotnormal Program term isof 72 registered weeks. 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 Student will Progressmeet every Monitoring other Thursday Council to discuss the academic progress of current students. Written recommendations and probationaryThe Student letters Progress will beMonitoring sent to students Council within (SPMC) 10 willdays consist of the ofmeeting. the Chief Students Instructor will beand allowed Administration to appeal Representative. any council decisions,The Council in writing, will meet within every 2 otherweeks Thursday of receipt to of discuss the original the academic council progressaction letter. of current Written students. appeals Writtenwill be reviewed recommendations by the counciland pr atobationary the next available letters willmeeting. be sent All decisionsto students of the within council 10 concerningdays of the an meeting. appeal willStudents be final. 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.

Satisfactory Academic Progress

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10 SAFETY / SECURITY 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.Safety and Security Student Illness Days ■ SStudenttudent illness Illness days Days will be deducted from the 30 days of allowed Personal Time Off. If a student becomes ill or has a medicalStudent issueillness, he/she days will is responsible be deducted for from providing the 30 the days Academy of allowed with Personal appropriate Time documentation. Off. If a student In becomes order to avoidill or beinghas a medicalcharged issue,a No-Show he/she fee, is studentresponsible must for call providing Flight Dispatch the Academy 2 hours with prior appropriate to any scheduled documentation. activity. In If orderFlight Dispato avoidtch beingis closed, charged a message a No-Show must befee, left student on the must Flight call Dispatch Flight Dispatch voicemail 2 athours least prior 2 hours to any prior scheduled 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 activity. Failure to call Dispatch at least 2 hours prior to a scheduled activity will result in a No-Show charge. Special rules scheduled activity. Failure to call Dispatch at least 2 hours prior to a scheduled activity will result in a No-Show applycharge. to Specialcancellation rules of apply FAA Practical to cancellation Tests. The of student FAA Practical will be responsibleTests. The studentto call his/her will be Flight responsible Instructor to tocall inform his/her the cancFlightellation Instructor and todetermine inform the a plan cancellation of action andto make determine up the alost plan training of action activity(s). to make up the lost training activity(s). Standard of Conduct ■ Standard of Conduct AAnyny studentstudent committing committing a afelony felony crime crime will will immediately immediately be dismissedbe dismissed from training.from training. A student A student may also may be dismissedalso be fdismissedor the unlawful for the use, unlawful manufacture use, manufacture distribution, distribution, dispensation, dispensation, or possession or of possession alcohol, illegal of alcohol, drugs, orillegal any drugs,controlled or substancany controllede on school substance premises on orschool while premises involved inor school-related while involved activities in school-related off campus activities is strictly off prohibited. campus isEmployees strictly andprohibited. studen tsEmployees are prohibited and fromstudents coming are onprohibited Academy from property coming while on underAcademy the influenceproperty while of, or underin possession the influence of, illicit drugsof, or orin alcpossessionohol as any of, part illicit of Academydrugs or activities,alcohol as whether any part such of activitiesAcademy are activities, conducted whether on or offsuch campus. activities Students are whoconducted know ofon Academy or off campus. employees Students or fellow who students know ofwho Academy violate these employees standards or felloware encouraged students towho notify violate Director these of Operstandardsations are of such encouraged offenses. to notify Director of Operations of such offenses. AAtt thethe solesole discretion discretion of of the the Academy, Academy, any any student student who who poses poses a safety a safety risk may risk immediately may immediately be required be required to stop training.to stop Atraining.ny student Any may student be dismissed may be dismissed by the Academy by the at Academy its sole discretion at its sole for discretion any reason. for any reason.

■ Rules on on Drugs Drugs and and Alcohol Alcohol SStudentstudents foundfound in in violation violation of ofthe the standards standards of conduct of conduct will have will writtenhave written reports reports placed inplaced their permanentin their permanent academic racademicecords, will records, be dismissed will be dismissedfrom the Academy, from the Academy,and may be and referred may be to referred local authorities to local authorities for prosecution. for prosecution. Parents of financiallyParents of financiallydependent studentsdependent will students be notified will beof suchnotified violations. of such violations. Florida statutes deem it unlawful for any person to sell, purchase, manufacture, or deliver illicit drugs. Penalties Florida statutes deem it unlawful for any person to sell, purchase, manufacture, or deliver illicit drugs. Penalties associaassociatedted with with conviction conviction of violationsof violations of these of these statutes statutes include includeprison termsprison of upterms to 30of years up towith 30 accompanying years with finesaccompanying angingr from fines $1,000 ranging to $500,000. from $1,000 Federal to $500,000. penalties includeFederal prison penalties terms include up to prisonlife and terms fines upof toup lifeto and$20 finesmillion. Pofroperty up to $20may million. also be Propertyseized. Conviction may also of be driving seized. while Conviction under the of influencedriving while of alcohol under thecan influenceresult in a offinancial alcohol canburden ofresult paying in acourt financial costs, burden lawyer fees,of paying and fines; court participationcosts, lawyer in communityfees, and fines;services; participation suspension in ofcommunity driver’s license; services; higher csuspensionost or loss of of automobile driver’s license; insurance; higher and cost imprisonment. or loss of automobile insurance; and imprisonment. Additional helpful information may be found by contacting the following organizations: Additional helpful information may be found by contacting the following organizations: U.S. Department of Health and Human National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration • Tel: 1-800-622-2255 • Tel: 1-800-662-4357 • Website: www.ncadd.org • Website: www.samhsa.gov

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DressCode Code for ofStudents Conduct/Policies ■ •Dress Pants -Code (Navy) for (no Students cuffs, jeans, cotton blend - “Dockers”, pin-stripes, or patterned material) •• PPantsilot Shirt - Navy (Blue). color Shirts (no are cuffs, to be jeans, unwrinkled cotton and blend-“Dockers”, tucked in. pin-stripes, or patterned material) •• Tie Pilot - (Blue) Shirt (Blue). Shirts are to be unwrinkled and tucked in. •• BTieelt -– Black, (Blue) Silver Hardware (no large buckles, no gold) •• ShoesBelt - - Black,Dress shoes Silver (closed Hardware toe, (noneatly large polished, buckles, no no fabric-type gold) or sandals permitted), and socks •• SchoolShoes Identification - Dress shoes Badge (closed toe, neatly polished, no fabric-type or sandals permitted), and socks •• EpauletsSchool identification- (Blue with Gr badgeay Stripes) • Epaulets- (Blue with Gray Stripes)

Blank (No Stripes) 1 Stripe 2 Stripes 3 Stripes Blank (no stripe) 1 stripe 2 stripes 3 stripes Prior to Private Private Pilot Instrumental Commercial Pilot PilotPrior Certificate to Private PrivateCertificate Pilot Holders RatingInstrumental Holders CommercialCertificate HoldersPilot Pilot Certificate Certificate Holders Rating Holders Certificate Holders ■ EnrollmentEnrollment CancellationCancellation PolicyPolicy Applicants who have not visited the school prior to enrollment will have the opportunity to withdraw without Apenaltypplicants within who 3 have business not visited days followingthe school either prior the to enrollmentregularly scheduled will have theorientation opportunity procedures. to withdraw without penalty within 3 business days following either the regularly scheduled orientation procedures. AAllll paymentspayments made made by by an an applicant applicant must must be refundedbe refunded if requested if requested within within 3 days 3 after days making after making initial payment. initial payment. An applicant An rapplicantequesting requesting cancellation cancellation more than 3more days than after 3 making days after initial making payment, initial but payment, prior to enteringbut prior the to enteringschool is theentitled school to a risefund entitled of all to payments a refund made of all minus payments the registration made minus fee and the 15% registration of the contract fee and price 15% of theof theprogram. contract price of the program. Training Cancellation Policy ■ TTrainingo cancel a Cancellation flight/ground lessonPolicy you must give 24-hour notice. All cancellations must be given in person. Failure to provide thisTo cancel notice willa flight/ground result in a $150 lesson fee foryou flight must andgive $75 24-hour fee for notice. ground. 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 ■ TStudenthe academy Complaint reserves Policythe right to make changes in the student’s assigned instructor in cases where it is clearly in the The academy reserves the right to make changes in the student’s assigned instructor in cases where it is clearly best interest of the student or the Academy. If the student’s instructor is not available or the student feels it would be in the best interest of the student or the Academy. If the student’s instructor is not available or the student feels it inapprwould opriatebe inappropriate to discuss a toproblem discuss with a his/herproblem instructor, with his/her the student instructor, is encouraged the student to makeis encouraged an appointment to make with an the Grappointmentoup Leader/Group with the Manager/Chief Group Leader/Group Instructor. Manager/Chief Questions pertaining Instructor. to areasQuestions other pertainingthan flight to orareas academic other trainingthan shouldflight or be academic addressed training to Administration. should be addressed to Administration.

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12 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.

13 STUDENT SERVICES Student Services Rental Headsets ■R Rentalental headsets Headsets are available at dispatch for $5.00 per flight (based on availability). Rental headsets are available at dispatch for $5.00 per flight (based on availability). Placement Assistance ■T Placementhe Administration Assistance desk will provide assistance with placements upon graduation such as preparing cover letter and The Administration desk will provide assistance with placements upon graduation such as preparing cover letter application, and scheduling interviews. Pan Am Academy will also work with its training partners to locate a position for and application, and scheduling interviews. Pan Am Academy will also work with its training partners to locate a whichposition you for are which qualified. you are qualified. Employment Opportunities ■ Employment Opportunities WWee offer offer employment employment opportunities opportunities as asa Flighta Flight Instructor Instructor to students to students upon upon completion completion of the of Certified the Certified Flight FlightInstructor Course.Instructor Course. Becoming a Flight Instructor at the Pan Am ■ Becoming a Flight Instructor at the Academy WWee accept accept applications applications based based on availability.on availability. To be To eligible be eligible for the for selection the selection process, process, an applicant an applicant must have must a commercial have a pilotcommercial certificate pilot with certificate a single-engine with a land single-engine rating, an instrumental land rating, airplane an instrumental rating, and airplanea Flight Instructorrating, and Certificate a Flight with singleInstructor-engine Certificate rating. Preferred with single-engine certificates/ratings: rating. Preferred commercial certificates/ratings: multi-engine rating, commercial Flight Instructor multi-engine Certificate rating, with MFlightulti-engine Instructor and instrumentalCertificate with ratings. Multi-engine and instrumental ratings.

IfIf you you are interestedare interested in a flight in instructor a flight position, instructor please position,send the followingplease documentssend the to [email protected] documents to [email protected]: Copy of current Cover Letter FAA Medical Copy of current Certificates Copy of visa Resume FAA Pilot and CFI documentation Certificates (International applicants only)

At Pan Am Academy, all Flight Instructors teach students with the same procedures and standards. Training Awitht Pan standardized Am Academy, flight all procedures Flight Instructors and maneuvers teach students will produce with the pilots same with procedures high efficiency and bystandards. allowing Training seamless with standartransitiondized between flight multipleprocedures instructors and maneuvers throughout will aproduce student’s pilots training. with Thehigh Academy’sefficiency goalby allowing is to maintain seamless a ratiotransition betof 1ween instructor multiple per instructors 4 students. throughout a student’s training. The Academy’s goal is to maintain a ratio of 1 instructor per 4 students.

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