From Latin America to Miami, Florida
For aspiring pilots in Latin America researching U.S. FAA training: Alpha Aviation Group advises you in English and Spanish from Miami, Florida. Practical flight training is at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), with North Perry (KHWO) as a satellite base.
Bilingual EN/ES Admissions and support in English and Spanish for international students. 
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FAA Part 61 Flight training delivered by Alpha Aviation Group under FAA Part 61. Alpha Aviation Group trains international students under FAA Part 61 and provides bilingual support in English and Spanish. Training does not guarantee a license, a set number of hours, or employment.
International students, especially from Latin America
Alpha advises international students — especially those coming from Latin America — who want an individual FAA Part 61 path in the Miami area. See the Airline Career Pathway program for the published training stages.
Enrollment does not guarantee a certificate or a flight-hour total. Admissions builds an individual plan from your prior experience and selected goals.
Alpha may present qualified candidates and provide career guidance, but training does not guarantee an airline job, interview, or hiring timeline.
Review the published Airline Career Pathway stages and the cost guide. See the program
Miami-area flight training at FXE, with KHWO as a satellite base.
Alpha Aviation Group delivers practical training under FAA Part 61 at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), the main base in the Miami metropolitan area, with North Perry Airport (KHWO) as a satellite base.
The school address is 2011 South Perimeter Road, Suite 49C, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309. About Alpha Aviation has the same base wording.
Here, FAA Part 61 means a practical individual training plan. Alpha reviews your profile, prior training, country of origin, and goals, then sequences the certificates and ratings that fit that plan.
Some students also compare Part 141 academies, which often use a more standardized syllabus. Alpha delivers training under Part 61; that difference is about how the plan is organized, not a claim that one structure is better for every student. Enrollment does not guarantee a certificate, hours, or employment.
Read the full program page for the published Airline Career Pathway stages. The Miami FAA training cost guide publishes prices by entry level. Cost is not one fixed quote; prior training matters.
Alpha builds the sequence around prior experience and selected goals. Options can include:
Timing varies by student. Admissions provides the current plan. Training does not guarantee a license.
We guide international students in English and Spanish through admissions and their training plan. Alpha does not provide legal advice; ask admissions which steps require specialized counsel.
English and Spanish — Alpha does not provide legal advice
Admissions and ongoing support are bilingual in English and Spanish for international students, with an emphasis on Latin America.
Aviation English is one of the programs Alpha offers and can be included in an individual training plan. Ask about the English course.
Alpha does not provide legal advice. Confirm any immigration question with the relevant authority and qualified counsel.
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Alpha orients international students on the steps before arrival and helps you get from your country to Miami. Requirements depend on your background and the training you plan to pursue.
Alpha does not provide legal advice or issue an I-20 or visa by default. Confirm any immigration question with the relevant authority and qualified counsel.
Alpha Aviation’s own student records include people from more than 15 countries, with particular experience supporting students from Latin America:
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Europe and more Common questions from international students researching FAA Part 61 training in Miami.
You train in Miami, Florida. Alpha Aviation advises international students — especially those coming from Latin America — with bilingual admissions in Spanish and English, and orients you on the steps before arrival. Flight training is delivered by Alpha Aviation under FAA Part 61 in the Miami area at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), with a satellite base at North Perry (KHWO). We help you get from your country to Miami.
Flight training is in the Miami area of Florida. The main base is Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), with a satellite at North Perry Airport (KHWO). Students train under FAA Part 61 standards, with bilingual admissions support in English and Spanish.
Requirements depend on your background and the training you plan to pursue. Alpha provides admissions support in English and Spanish and can explain the documents it needs for your case. Alpha does not provide legal advice or issue an I-20 or visa by default; confirm any immigration question with the relevant authority and qualified counsel.
Published program prices depend on your entry level and prior training, so they are not one fixed quote. See the Miami FAA training cost guide. Admissions reviews your background and explains the cost of your path before you enroll. Write to admissions if you need a breakdown for your situation.
Admissions and ongoing support are bilingual in English and Spanish for international students, with an emphasis on Latin America. Aviation English is one of the programs Alpha offers and can be included in an individual training plan. Ask admissions how language support fits your starting level and selected flight-training stages.
Duration is not a fixed calendar and Alpha does not guarantee a completion date. Admissions builds an individual plan based on your background and selected training. The program can include private pilot (PPL), commercial pilot (CPL), instrument, multi-engine, flight instructor, and aviation English training under FAA Part 61.
Depending on your individual plan, Alpha offers training for the Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), instrument rating, multi-engine rating, and flight instructor certificates, plus aviation English. Training follows FAA Part 61, but enrollment does not guarantee a certificate; admissions can explain the sequence that fits your prior experience.
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International student, especially from Latin America? Ask about FAA Part 61 training in Miami, Florida. Phones +1 (754) 271-8105 / +1 (954) 854-1503 · [email protected]
Ask admissions about an individual FAA Part 61 plan in Miami.
You can also use the admissions form or review the pilot program.
2011 South Perimeter Road, Suite 49C, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
