"The lack of women's representation in commercial aviation leads young girls to believe there something prohibiting them from being pilots. I want to change that!" Telma Rut Frímannsdóttir gave commencement speech on behalf of the class of professional pilot students on 8 June 2018.

Keilir Aviation Academy graduated 14 students from ATPL and Integrated Professional Pilot Program on 8 June at Andrews Theater in Reykjanesbær, bringing the number of graduates in 2018 to a total of 42 students.

A stone and stainless steel monument will be dedicated on May 3, 2018 honoring Americans who died in the crash of the B-24 Liberator called Hot Stuff in inclement weather near Grindavik, Iceland on May 3, 1943.

Keilir Aviation Academy are accepting applications for the role of an ATPL course administrator to start in May or June 2018.

Keilir Aviation Academy has purchased four new Diamond DA40 training aircraft bringing the total number of aircraft at the flight school to a total of fourteen. The first two aircraft arrived at Keflavik International Aiport in late March and have received the call signs TF-KFK and TF-KFJ. The remaining two aircraft will arrive in May 2018.

Keilir Aviation Academy has added a brand-new Flight Simulation Training Device from Diamond Aircraft Industries.

Keilir Aviation Academy graduated 28 professional pilot students on 12 January. A total of 203 professional pilot students have now graduated from the school since it was established in 2008.

Keilir graduates candidates from Keilir Aviation Academy on 12 January at Andrews Theater in Asbru, Reykjanesbær.

Andrej Vankov has been appointed Director of Business Development at KAA and will lead the cadet program development at Keilir, with the aim to offer customized programs for aviation companies.

Best Holiday Wishes from Keilir Aviation Academy. Our office will be closed for the Holidays from 18 December. We open again 2 January 2018.