Piper Aircraft has completed delivery of ten (10) new Piper\nArcher TX single-engine trainers to San Diego based, Coast Flight Training. The\nGarmin G1000 equipped Archer TX is the first in a series of new aircraft\nacquisitions Coast is undertaking to expand its fleet to meet growing training\ndemand. These aircraft will primarily serve students enrolled in the American\nAirlines Cadet Academy at Coast Flight’s campus in San Diego.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“Piper Aircraft is proud that the robust Piper Archer\nwas selected as the primary training aircraft for Coast Flight Training. These\n10 aircraft will be added to an already impressive fleet of 40 aircraft and\nwill provide the school with a training tool that has a proven track record of\nassisting student pilots to become full-fledged aviators,” said Piper\nPresident and CEO Simon Caldecott. He added, “We look forward to\ncontinuing to support Coast Flight Training’s expansion as they work towards\nproviding quality commercial pilots to the industry.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“The Piper Archer is a relentless workhorse,” said\nBryan Simmons, President of Coast Flight Training. “Providing the most\nmodern, single-engine aircraft equipped with a glass cockpit affords our\nstudents a competitive advantage for flying in the contemporary world and\nprepares them for a career as a professional pilot. We know we have the power\nto equip aspiring pilots with the greatest knowledge and technical abilities by\nhanding them the controls to the most proficient training aircraft.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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