Leopard Aviation Expands Fleet with Advanced Security Features to Meet Growing Student Population


Scottsdale, Oct. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Scottsdale, Arizona -

Leopard Aviation expands fleet with 10 advanced Cessna 172S planes, emphasizing student safety, cutting-edge tech, and meeting the rising demand in aviation training

Leopard Aviation, a leading flight school and aviation training center, is thrilled to announce the significant expansion of its aircraft fleet. The company is acquiring 10 brand-new Cessna 172S models, bringing their total fleet size to 17 aircraft. This expansion ensures that students can continue to earn their pilot license on their own schedule, making more planes available for the growing demand at Leopard Aviation.

The acquisition marks a substantial commitment to enhancing the training and safety of aspiring pilots and continuing the legacy of excellence that Leopard Aviation is known for. The 10 new Cessna 172S models come equipped with state-of-the-art technology and safety features, underlining Leopard Aviation's unwavering commitment to safety.

Key details of the fleet expansion include:

A Total of 10 New Aircraft: Leopard Aviation is adding 10 new Cessna 172S models to its fleet, significantly expanding its capacity.

Garmin G1000 Glass Cockpit Avionics: The new aircraft are equipped with the latest Garmin G1000 glass cockpit avionics systems, providing pilots with cutting-edge navigation and situational awareness tools.

GFC700 Autopilot: Leopard Aviation's new Cessna 172S models will feature the Garmin GFC700 autopilot, enhancing flight stability and providing a more immersive learning experience for students.

Garmin Traffic Awareness System (TAS): Safety remains a top priority at Leopard Aviation, and the inclusion of the Garmin Traffic Awareness System will help pilots avoid potential collisions and stay aware of other aircraft in their vicinity.

Garmin Terrain Awareness Warning System (TAWS): The Garmin Terrain Awareness Warning System is another vital safety feature that will assist pilots in avoiding terrain-related hazards, further enhancing the overall safety of the flight training experience.


These upgrades serve as a testament to Leopard Aviation's commitment to providing its students with the latest, safest, and most advanced training aircraft available.

The aircraft will be flown in formation by Leopard Aviation instructors, with 3 to 4 aircraft departing at a time from the Textron/Cessna manufacturing plant in Independence, Kansas, and returning to Leopard Aviation's locations at Mesa/Falcon and Scottsdale Airports.

Leopard Aviation is excited to welcome these new additions to its fleet and is dedicated to ensuring that each student has access to the best possible training resources. The new aircraft are expected to arrive as early as November 16th.

The opportunity to start a career that is more lucrative than a 4-year college degree in a fraction of the time is very appealing for those that have the stomach for it. The average commercial pilot certificate and hours can be earned in just over one year with a starting salary potential of $92,000 is quite the proposition when colleges are charging 75K a year for tuition. Flight School can cost as little at 55K for the tenure necessary to earn a commercial pilot certificate. In addition, once earning a CFI certificate, one can continue to earn hours for one's log book while also earning money from flight school. Financing is available - Leopard Aviation has partnered with meritize to offer funding for education; repayment is not due until one is gainfully employed as a commercial airline pilot.

About Leopard Aviation

Leopard Aviation believes flying should be fun and so should learning – train with the flight school that teaches students how like to learn. Earn a pilot license at one's own pace – and pay as one goes. Leopard Aviation has full commercial pilot license financing options available. For more information on the flight school and its programs, please visit their website at www.leopardaviation.com.

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For more information about Leopard Aviation, contact the company here:

Leopard Aviation
Tom Noon
866-889-9089
Info@leopardAviation.com
14700 N Airport Dr Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

 

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