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HCH Aviation made headline news recently with the announcement of a partnership with Stephen F. Austin State University in an aviation initiative with SFASU’s School of Human Sciences set to take off this fall. Exciting news, but there is more to the story.

“Right now, we are accepting students interested in pursuing commercial aviation. Commercial pilots will be highly sought after in the coming years, and we are building a superior program to address that need,” said HCH Aviation Chief Instructor Jon Hughes. “Plus, the partnership and initiative with SFA can be the path for those who have a passion and a longing to be a pilot, but are unsure of the education and training required to reach that goal.”

Through a collaboration with SFASU, or through direct contacts, HCH Aviation is accepting student applications; and Hughes is ready to share the necessary commitments, costs and requirements to obtain a commercial pilot’s license. “Keep in mind that the information I can provide could make a dream become a reality for so many who have a desire, but may not have an inkling what it takes to fly for a commercial airline,” he said. “We can open up this career path to those who are outside of the traditional flight school students who have relatives who are pilots or have a military background with flight experience.”

“We are building a program that uses new state of the art aircraft and simulators at a fraction of the costs of other like programs. A strong partnership with Stephen F. Austin State University will yield students a superior education coupled with “best in class” flight training. Our goal is to bring a value proposition to students that simply cannot be ignored,” said HCH Aviation President and Co-Founder Kristen Conklin.

The HCH Aviation flight training program is open to the following students:

• traditional and non-traditional (collegiate and non-collegiate);
• interested in earning a bachelor’s degree or not;
• interested in a flight career or interested in recreational flying;
• seeking a program that is affordable while offering top-of-the-line training equipment and instructors.

Hughes is giving an open invitation, “If you have a serious curiosity about the steps it takes to become a commercial pilot or learning to fly a plane in any capacity, please contact me at (936) 221-4327 or jhughes@hchaviation.com.”