I have looked at three schools in Florida:

- American Flyers - decided not to go with them because they don't give enough multi-engine time and their planes are not glass cockpit as per what they told me.

- ATP - decided not to go with them as all they want is money and don't really care about a student's understanding or training or theoretical knowledge.

- Aerosim Flight Academy - they look promising and seem to have a very structured programme along with ground school (unless they're very good at advertising and way of luring students).


So here's my question (and I've seen posts from 4 years back about Aerosim):

Does anyone have any experience with Aerosim as a student and what do they have to say about their fleet, training structure/methods and overall teaching and business philosophy. Would you recommend the school?

FYI I am aiming to get into an airline in the future and my parents (as they're paying for me) want me to pursue my career properly and at a proper school. I've already done my PPL in Virginia at a small school but I feel they have limitations in terms of career prospects and timeframe so I'm looking at an actual airline aimed flying school.