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Australian International Aviation College

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Australian International Aviation College (AIAC) is a leading provider of flight
training for both domestic and international students.

Our success comes from designing courses that have our students, and their
futures, firmly in mind. As a globally engaged organisation, we are committed to
ensuring our flight instructors provide a positive learning experience and
supportive environment for students from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Based in picturesque Port Macquarie, on the mid-north coast of New South
Wales, with access to an uninterrupted airspace and a modern training fleet,
there's no better place to learn to fly.

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