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The number of students at Iceland Aviation Academy is still growing, according to a recent report by the Keilir Academy academic department. Of the 268 students most choose the professional pilot program or 231. A quarter of Iceland Aviation Academy students are women as their numbers have been growing steadily in recent years.

Next Multi-Crew Cooperation Course (MCC) will take place 22 - 24 March @ 17 - 22. The course - which is held at Iceland Aviation Academy facilities in Hafnarfjordur - gives the pilot the rights to work in a multi-crew aircraft.

In light of ongoing seismic activity on the Reykjanes peninsula, Keilir adminsitrative staff has reviewed and updated evacuation procedures for staff and students. This is done in compliance with the Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management.

Theoretical knowledge examinations at ICETRA will be held February 15th - 19th. Here you can find most relevant information regarding the exams. We wish our students the best of luck in the week ahead!

The Flight Instructor Certificate (FI) prepares you for the role as a flight instructor. During the course twelve week program you will learn how to prepare briefings and conduct practical sessions for flight training. The Flight Instructor Certificate is a good way to gain experience after you have finished your commercial pilot training, and it gives you the opportunity to refine your pilot skills. The next course starts on April 12th

Following media coverage about the quality of water supplies at Ásbrú (Keflavik) the Chief Operating Officer of Keilir Group would like to make the following statement

Keilir Health Academy offers an eight-month university program for Adventure Guides. The program is an introduction to adventure tourism and ideal for entry-level adventure students. Application deadline is 15 June 2021.

Best Holiday Wishes from Iceland Aviation Academy. Our office will be closed for the Holidays from 19 December. We open again 4 January 2020.

Iceland Aviation Academy will receive 80 million ISK annually for the next three years as a result of a new support initiative by the Icelandic government. The goal is to increase and support professional pilot training in Iceland.

"I always knew I loved the adventure lifestyle, but I also had a lot of creativity that I wasn’t sure had a place in the adventure sport and tourism industry."