The United States Aviation Academy offer great support to those men and women who have served and are currently serving their country. For those who use the Post 9/11 GI Bill, it is strongly advised using one of the many collegiate partners that US Aviation Academy has. These accredited college are better able to make use of your benefits as well as qualify for BAH or basic allowance for housing. 

Staff

There are currently members of the staff of this aviation school who are former service personnel, so this school understands the needs that are unique of offering flight training for service members using VA benefits. This trained staff knows the ins and outs of assisting veterans who must deal with all the appropriate documents as well as requirement for training courses. This VA organization can be depended on to provide not only flight training that is expert but also guidance that is often needed to be sure you receive maximum benefits that you are entitled to. 

Post 9/11 GI Bill®

Those veterans who are entitled for this GI Bill can use about $13,500 per school year for flight training. To be clear, an academic year lasts from the 1st of August to the 31st of July. All parts of flight training excluding private pilot training are covered by this bill. Those looking for a complete program, from no experience to commercial license, it is recommended that a program at a college will suit your needs. But vocational flight training using the Post 9/11 GI Bill is available at US Aviation for those seeking an individual license or add-on training. 

Do research

For veterans it is best to make certain what you want to do and what your GI Bill supports before you made a decision on a flight training school.