New England Aviation Academy

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 a year ago

Nice new planes great instructors!

AirplaneKiwi

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 2 years ago

What an amazing flight school this is! I have only had the honor of attending the ground school yet and couple of lessons on the sim besides my intro flight, but the friendly staff, [including owners] and very well seasoned, experienced flight instructors do surely set this school apart from many others that I have searched for. Everyone is encouraging students for success, periodical emails do come in for updates about certain events and most importantly the squadron consists of state of the art Cirrus airplanes that are the safest operating in the world with their unique parachute system on them. The staff is not pushy at all for making you fly more hours or spend more and more money. On the contrary, every student can go with their own pace and financial capabilities. Ground school do include an ATC visit down in Portland too. If you're into flying, the least you can do is to take the introductory flight and get a very thorough info about your own unique plan for getting your PPL. The rest is just a dream to come true for the aviation enthusiasts.

baris izgordu

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 3 years ago

I am a 6000 hour ATP rated former CFII pilot who recently had a couple of lessons with CCIP instructor Earle Harvey. It was a very worthwhile informative experience. Earle is encouraging, thoughtful in his suggestions, and non threatening all of which makes for an ideal environment for learning. For anyone flying a Cirrus and wishing to improve their skills through New England Aviation Academy I doubt they will be disappointed. Ken Wolf

kenneth wolf

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 4 years ago

I called New England Aviation Academy on a whim because I was looking for a school/CFI for my bi-annual flight review. I was way out of date and I had not flown for almost a year. I spoke with Tony and to be 100% honest that phone call was one of my most important aviation calls I've ever made. Even though NEAA is a Cirrus flight school Tony and Earle helped me out more than I could have ever imagined. It did not matter that I was the owner of a 1968 Cessna Cardinal and they just welcomed me in and made me feel at home. Due to me being not just out of date for my flight review but rusty pilot late. Tony and Earle ferried my Cessna Cardinal from Oxford Airport to Brunswick Executive Airport. Earle helped me with catching up and spent 0ver 7 hours over 4 flights helping me feel comfortable and safe. Earle also helped me with some much needed ground work. NEAA feels like family, they are professional, knowledgeable, kind, respectful and just a fantastic group of aviation professionals! Thank you Earle and Tony! New England Aviation Academy has renewed my faith and rekindled my passion in fly and aviation.

Ronald Wood

★☆☆☆☆ 1 out of 5 4 years ago

If you enlist, you can expect a lot of information why you should fly more and more hours. Before you get to that however, read carefully the contract, which is a lawyers wet liability dream. ``

Marc Wagner