What is the best Aviation Schools in the U.S.A? i ask this cuz i'am 16 next January and i want to know what age you hsave to be in one of the Aviation School and list some of the best or known schoolsthe closest to me is Teterboro school is that one goodthanks....

I asked this question about one month ago and I got mixed anwsers...too bad you don't live closer, we could attend together. :)http://ftp.avsim.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboa...orum=DCForumID8[br][br][div align=center]http://members.cox.net/joshieca/fstimeslink.gif][br

Teterboro is my old "stomping ground", was there for some 15+ years. Much has changed over the years there too!;-)At TEB, I would try either Teterboro School of Aeronautics, or my former FBO, Million Air. The latter has a very nice operation, though it is not inexpensive.http://www.millionairteb.com/Also, over at Caldwell (CDW) Mac Dan would be an excellent choice if you like Cessna, or Caldwell Flight Academy if you would prefer Piper.Prices are a bit more reasonable at CDW when compared to TEB.http://www.macdan.com/http://www.caldwellflight.com/A longer ride over to Morristown, MMU, would bring you Century Flight Academy, run by a friend of a good friend of mine, who is a former AA captain, Richard Greene. http://www.centuryair.com/cfa/cfa_dyn_home.asp?cid=1Yup, I started learning to fly when I was around your age, so it is indeed a good time to start looking into this.Perhaps you'll wind up like me, and get your pilot's license before your driver's license! I was so busy on the flying end, I forgot the driving side and did not get that license until 3 months later!! :-eekRegards,http://www.dreamfleet2000.com/gfx/images/F...R_FORUM_LOU.jpg

What ratings do/did you hold, Lou?

My daughter is going to Univ of N.Dakota and apparently they have an excellent aeronaunics program (with the branch right there at the airport).If you can handle the winters...(she's going for the hockey program...)DaveKCOS