Westwind School of Aeronautics

Indian Training Program Details

Table of Contents

1. About Westwind School of Aeronautics

2. Our Training Airport and Area

3. Aircraft & Simulators

4. Aircraft Maintenance

5. Flight Training Program

6. Flight Training Program Cost Breakdown

7. Instructor Profiles

8. Student Housing Option

9. Student Transportation and Recreation

10. Optional Health Insurance

About Westwind School of Aeronautics Westwind has been training pilots since 1985. With our fleet of 25 new

aircraft and flight simulators (including a Boeing 737-800), our

experienced Flight Instructors, and our modern facilities, you can be

assured of receiving the highest quality of Professional Flight

Instruction while you are attending school here.

The training Westwind

School of Aeronautics

provides is recognized

by airlines from around

the world. Many of

our graduates are

enjoying successful

careers flying airliners

and corporate jets as a

result of the excellent training received at Westwind School of

Aeronautics.

While some schools will train you to achieve the minimum training

necessary to obtain your license, Westwind School of Aeronautics

trains you to be the safest, most proficient pilot you can be, which gives

you a better opportunity for a successful career.

Our Training Airport and Area

Westwind School of Aeronautics is ideally

located at Deer Valley Airport (KDVT) in

Phoenix, Arizona. The volume of local air

traffic and superb year-round weather make

the Phoenix valley an excellent location for

flight training. Phoenix is one of the few

locations in the United States where you can

fly almost every day of the year.

While Westwind School of Aeronautics is based in the Phoenix

Metropolitan Area, students conduct

operations throughout the entire

southwestern United States. Numerous

training activities are flown in Southern

California, where students gain vital

experience operating in instrument

meteorological conditions.

The diverse nature of the terrain found in the Southwestern United

States enables students to experience a wide variety of flight

conditions; coastal flying, mountain flying, instrument meteorological

conditions, high density altitude - it's all part of the Westwind

experience.

Deer Valley Airport is controlled and radar equipped. The airport has

several published instrument approaches and is operational 24 hours a

day. Deer Valley Airport has two parallel runways, minimizing

departure and arrival delays often found at many other airports.

More than a dozen other airports are available for student training

within 35 miles of Deer Valley Airport, including Phoenix Sky Harbor

International Airport.

Our Training Airport and Area continued

Deer Valley Airport is capable of accommodating all segments of civil

aviation except commercial passenger service. The Airport offers a complete

range of services including fueling, avionics repair, maintenance, parts,

flight training, new and used aircraft sales, aircraft rentals, a pilot shop and a

restaurant. It has two fixed-based operators and is home to more than 1,277

aircraft.

With more than 376,634 takeoffs and landings in 2008, it is the 20th busiest

of all U.S. airports and the 2nd busiest general aviation airport in the nation.

Phoenix Deer Valley Airport is a vital component of the city of Phoenix

Airport System.

The Airport encompasses approximately 914 acres of property and is located

15 miles north of downtown Phoenix near the intersection of Interstate 17

and Loop 101. South side access is from Deer Valley Road. North side

access is via Airport Road and Seventh Street.

The Airport is owned and operated by the city of Phoenix.

Aircraft and Simulators

Westwind School of Aeronautics currently operates a fleet of 25

aircraft and 3 flight simulators.

Of these aircraft, 22 are year 2000 models or newer aircraft. By using

newer aircraft, our aircraft require far less maintenance than what one

would see with an older fleet. Three new aircraft have been ordered

and will arrive approximately September 2009. An additional 3-

Cessna’s with Garmin G1000 Digital Panels and a Piper Seminole are

also available for lease.

When maintenance is required it is performed on premises, by a highly

skilled staff of 15 A&P mechanics and avionics technicians.

Aircraft and Simulators Tail Number Year

Cessna 172N N123GJ 1978

Cessna 172P N54715 1982

Cessna 172R N2103T 2004

Cessna 172R N2173Z 2004

Cessna 172R (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N14053 2005

Cessna 172R (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N1590W 2005

Cessna 172S (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N4022W 2006

Cessna 172S (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N1835U 2005

Cessna 172S (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N60372 2006

Cessna 172S N154ME 2000

Cessna 172S N5218A 2002

Cessna 172S N21718 2004

Cessna 172S N5275S 2002

Cessna 172S N606JA 2001

Cessna 172S N678WW 2000

Cessna 172S N65453 2004

Cessna 172S N787WW 2000

Cessna 172S N796WW 2000

Piper Arrow N962WW 2000

Piper Arrow N963WW 2000

Cessna 182T (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N694RJ 2005

Piper Seminole N145WW 2002

Piper Seminole N186WW 2004

Piper Seneca II N3974X 1976

Diamond TwinStar (G1000 Glass Cockpit) N469WW 2007

Frasca Mentor G-1000 Simulator N304WW 2008

PC-ATD Simulator N302WW 2000

Boeing 737-800 AATD Simulator N737WW 2005

Aircraft Maintenance

Westwind School of Aeronautics

maintains its aircraft to the highest of

standards and quality.

Westwind aircraft are inspected at

fifty, and one hundred hour intervals.

The aircraft are also meticulously

looked over at their annual inspection.

If an aircraft has a maintenance

discrepancy, the aircraft is

immediately grounded until a

certificated mechanic can address the

issue.

Indian Pilot Training Program

Westwind School of Aeronautics is proud to bring you the best

professional flight training options available. We have listened to

industry professionals and created a comprehensive flight syllabus that

includes everything you need

to stand out above the

competition. We hold

ourselves to the highest

degree of professionalism

with formal ground schools,

airline oriented flight

training, a comprehensive

flight syllabus, and the most

advanced training in cutting

edge glass cockpit aircraft

and simulators. Our

Professional Pilot Program

offers you the tools and

training necessary to become

a professional in the world of aviation.

In this program, the student will earn the following licenses/ratings:

. Private Pilot Certificate

. Instrument Rating

. Commercial Pilot Certificate ( Multi-engine )

Upon completion of this program, students should have over 252 hours

of logged time.

Flight Training Program Cost Breakdown

Epower Indian Student Program

A Professional Pilot Training Program

Description Price Miscellaneous Expenses $1,200

Application Fee $350.00

Books and Supplies $450.00

Headset $300.00

Uniforms $100.00

Private Pilot Certificate (10 weeks) $10,984

1.0 Private Multimedia Computer Based Ground Instruction Kit $320

40.5 Hours Dual Instruction in Cessna 172N/P $6,399

10.0 Hours Solo in Cessna 172N/P $990

48.0 Hours Individual One on One Ground Instruction $2,832

25.0 Pre/Post Flight Briefings $443

Instrument Rating (8 weeks) $9,548

1.0 Instrument Multimedia Computer Based Instruction Kit $320

16.0 Hours Dual Instruction in AATD Flight Simulator $2,048

32.0 Hours Dual Instruction in Cessna 172N/P $5,056

30.0 Hours Individual One on One Ground Instruction $1,770

20.0 Pre/Post Flight Briefings $354

Time Building Towards Commercial Certificate $10,692

108.0 Hours solo in Cessna 172N/P $10,692

Commercial Pilot Certificate - Multi Engine (8 weeks) $13,332

7.0 Hours Dual Instruction in AATD Flight Simulator $896

32.5 Hours Dual Instruction in Diamond Twin Star $10,855

22.0 Hours Individual One on One Ground Instruction $1,298

16.0 Pre/Post Flight Briefings $283

223 Total Aircraft Hours

23 Total Simulator Hours

33 Total Multi-Engine Hours

*246 Total Time at Completion of Program

Total Estimated Cost $45,756 It must be understood that all students do not learn at the same pace, therefore it is possible that some

students may exceed the listed hours in order to complete their aviation objective.

Westwind School of Aeronautics reserves the right to institute a fuel surcharge due to the volatility of

aviation fuel prices.

Living expenses, FAA Flight Check Rides, Written Examination, taxes, or additional training hours that

may be needed, are not included.

*Private Pilot, Instrument, and Commercial Checkrides will add 4.5 hours to your logbook for 250.5 total

hours.

Instructor Profiles

Westwind School of Aeronautics has three levels of instructional

oversight. Westwind’s Chief Flight Instructor, Pete Hatchett is assisted

by two Assistant Chief Flight Instructors and numerous Check Airmen.

The program is enriched by the consistency of training and stability of

our instructors, as most of the current instructors did their own flight

training at Westwind.

Name Total Hours 3/12/2010 Certificated held

1 Montaperto, Mark 6800 ATP/CFI/CFII/MEI

2 Standhardt, Harold 4200 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

3 Wells, Tobin 4100 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

4 Rogers, Bill 4000 ATP/CFI/CFII/MEI

5 Zink, Wally 3200 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

6 Feltis, Ryan 3015 ATP/CFI/CFII/MEI

7 Seigal, Jason 2700 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

8 Phillips, Michael 2500 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

9 Wathey, Scott 2342 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

10 Schaeffer, Jason 2300 ATP/CFI/CFII/MEI

11 England, Kathleen 2168 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

12 Mann, Eric 2100 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

13 Wier, David 1800 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

14 Parker, Justin 1600 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

15 Hatchett, Pete 1500 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

16 Griggs, Tom 1480 CPL/CFI/CFII

17 Day, Dwayne 1400 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

18 Fox, Peter 1350 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

19 Tanner, Galen 1350 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

20 Warner, Scott 1250 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

21 Aldrich, David 1200 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

22 Young, Jason 1200 CPL/CFI/CFII

23 Kenny, Steven 1158 CPL/CFI/CFII

24 Winton, Ben 1004 CPL/CFI

25 Anderson, Seth 915 CPL/CFI/CFII

26 Micetic, Jonathan 850 CPL/CFI/CFII

27 Chevlin, Brian 835 CPL/CFI/CFII

28 Raymand, Allison 627 CPL/CFI/CFII

29 Tolleson, Brittney 590 CPL/CFI/CFII

30 Tucker, James 502 CPL/CFI/CFII/MEI

31 Rogers, Aubrey 400 CPL/CFI/CFII

32 Wolke, Brain 400 CPL/CFI/CFII

33 Dixon, Joshua 275 CPL/CFI/CFII

34 Harvey, Benjamin 275 CPl/CFI/CFII

Student Housing

Student Housing amenities include swimming pools, recreation

rooms, fitness center, and washers & dryers are within each unit.

Westwind School of Aeronautics is ideally located at Deer Valley

Airport (KDVT) in Phoenix, Arizona. The Student Housing is in

close proximity to our campus, shopping malls, movie theaters and

restaurants.

Superb year-round weather makes the Phoenix valley an excellent

location. Phoenix is one of the few locations in the United States

where you can fly almost every day of the year.

Transportation

If students choose to stay at one of Westwind’s partner apartment

complexes, transportation will be provided to and from Westwind School of

Aeronautics three times a day on a daily base. Westwind will also be making

a courtesy shopping/banking trip once a week for the students. Shuttle

service will also be available for special events.

Recreation/Student Activities

At Westwind School of Aeronautics, we want

our student to feel comfortable and

experience the Phoenix area. Westwind

School of Aeronautics offers group

recreational activities on a regular basis. Past

activities have included: Group Hikes

Bowling Nights

Baseball Games

Barbeques

Student Appreciation Days

Movie nights

Optional Health Insurance

Westwind School of Aeronautics recommends that students obtain health

insurance while training in the United S to cover unforeseen medical

expenses. Health insurance is available through International Medical Group

at minimal monthly rates. For enrollment please contact Mike D’Ortenzio at

Westwind School of Aeronautics.