New Helicopter Careers for Guidance Aviation Graduates
With sixty new jobs created at Guidance Aviation in 2014, we are excited to announce that four new careers started for Guidance Aviation graduates in the
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Career Expo Displays Growth in Helicopter Aviation
Embry-Riddle Career Expo Provides Venue for Helicopter Aviation Careers Guidance Aviation participated in Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s (ERAU) Career Expo on October 02, 2014, sharing the
Guidance Aviation Spring Newsletter
If you missed the latest Guidance Aviation newsletter, or haven’t signed up to receive it, here’s the LINK Congratulations to all of our former flight
Become an Air Traffic Controller, Flight Service Specialist, Flight Dispatcher at Yavapai College
Arizona high schoolers and adults now have a gateway to multiple aviation careers through Yavapai College’s Aviation Technology Degree program Become an Air Traffic Controller,
Helicopter Pilot Careers Driven by Off-Shore Oil and Gas Business
Helicopter Pilot Careers driven by Gulf Region’s Off-Shore Oil and Gas Operator Demand for more Transportation to Off-Shore Rigs Helicopters pilot careers are being driven
Helicopter Careers, Pilot Jobs on The Rise
The Helicopter careers and jobs front remains strong. Recently, Jay Van Wagenen, ERA Pilot and Guidance Aviation helicopter pilot school graduate, flying in the Gulf
A Helicopter Pilot’s Perfect Storm: Domestic and International Demand Fronts Collide
by Guy Roginson As China sets to triple the amount of civilian helicopters flying in its airspace over the next five years, the largest EMS
Helicopter Pilot Training Success: Career Placements!
Congratulations to Guidance Aviation flight instructors Alex Clark, CFI-I, Mark Galvin, CFI-I, Billy Ringer, CFI-I and Kyle Shuffler, CFI-I. Clark and Galvin both recently landed jobs
Helicopter Pilot Jobs: Career Placement in the Helicopter Industry
If you’re told that high altitude flight experience during your helicopter flight training is just a bunch of fluff, ask the Chief Pilot of the