Each two-story dorm building houses four residence suites planned along a garden house concept. Each suite has a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining rooms, study areas and two bedrooms, each with a separate bath. The school rarely allows a student to fail in either classroom or cockpit. Should a student begin to falter, effective, in-place tutoring and counseling normally sorts things out in short order. NAIA's concern for each student doesn't end with graduation.
Graduates stay in close and long-lasting touch during the ascent up the professional ladder.
The school has earned recognition and respect throughout the aviation community. NAIA's hard-working placement office usually generates more requests for pilots than the school has graduates to fill positions. The school then uses long-learned expertise to match each graduate to the position that best keeps that pilot climbing the ladder toward the ultimate goal. Six Months Of Flight NAIA's curriculum to produce professional, ready pilots follows a six-month schedule. New classes begin each quarter, and each class is limited to 60 students.