Air America Flight Center is a woman-owned small business based in Daytona Beach, Florida, at the Daytona Beach International Airport (KDAB).  Air America has specialized in providing rental aircraft for personal use and part 61 flight training since 2004.  While part 61 flight training is not curriculum-driven and is not inherently institutionalized, Air America retains a pool of independently contracted certified flight instructors who provide flight training in our aircraft.  The Daytona Beach facility also has classroom space available to these contractors for ground-based training exercises.

In addition to consumer aircraft rentals, Air America has transitioned a substantial part of the fleet into aerial imaging and photogrammetric services.  Air America currently boasts a fleet of 40+ aircraft and 50+ pilots, divided as needed between the flight training facility and imaging contracts.  Although Air America is based in the southeastern United States, company aircraft are utilized in aerial imaging services throughout North America and the Caribbean.  Air America’s fleet is in service seven days a week, year-round, in contracts ranging from small, single-site missions to large-scale, recurring annual projects.  Air America has operated imaging aircraft for more than seven years in all 48 contiguous states and Alaska, as well as parts of Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic.

Aviation & Aerospace

Rental

Air America Flight Center

Rick Simonelli

Victoria Calderon

Peter Durudogan

Sean Freeman

The Flight Instructors team at Air America Flight Center is responsible for providing part 61 flight training to students using the company’s aircraft. Comprised of certified and highly skilled instructors, the team offers personalized instruction in both flight and ground-based training exercises. They play a crucial role in equipping students with the necessary skills for private and commercial piloting, ensuring safety and competency. Additionally, the team includes specialized roles such as instrument and multi-engine instruction.

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