LLC Announces Relocation to Sugar Land

High Performance Aviation

May 15, 2012

High Performance Aviation, LLC, Announces Relocation to Sugar Land, Texas

High Performance Aviation, LLC, a leader in the Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) flight training industry, has relocated it’s headquarters from Conroe, Texas to Sugar Land, Texas.

Houston, TX (PRWEB) May 15th, 2012

High Performance Aviation, LLC has provided factory accepted flight training for aircraft owners throughout North America from the Lone Star Executive (Conroe, Texas) Airport for the previous two years. Now, High Performance Aviation is announcing its relocation to the Sugar Land Regional Airport so it will have a more prominent flight training base in the Houston area.

High Performance Aviation, LLC (HPA) is announcing it has moved to the Sugar Land Regional Airport from the Lone Star Executive Airport. HPA is a specialized flight training company that provides transition training, recurrent proficiency training, and insurance checkouts for aircraft owners. The company specializes in Cessna, Columbia, and Cirrus aircraft, equipped with Avidyne or Garmin G1000 glass cockpits. HPA prides itself in designing custom courses for any technically advanced aircraft.

The company was founded by its current president, Brandon Ray, in Conroe, Texas at the Lone Star Executive Airport. “HPA has a diverse client base of aircraft owners in the Houston area and throughout the nation,” he says. “Sugar Land Regional Airport (KSGR) is one of the top rated airports in the country, featuring many amenities for pilots and aircraft owners.”

The relocation to the Sugar Land Regional Airport in Sugar Land, Texas will provide HPA more visibility in the flight training community. Ray goes on to state: “Many of our clients are based at Sugar Land. Our new location will allow us to better serve our current and future clients.”

When a pilot purchases a new airplane, he or she needs to have training in the plane in order to safely operate it. The different aircraft manufacturers offer this training for new airplanes, but trust companies like HPA to provide insurance checkouts and transition training for used aircraft purchases. Manufacturers also highly encourage pilots to take consistent recurrent training, which HPA specializes in providing.

Most non-pilots are unaware of the insurance requirements involved in aircraft ownership. Insurance companies usually require more frequent training than the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does. Companies like HPA provide this initial and recurrent training to help aircraft owners meet and exceed insurance requirements.

All the HPA instructors on staff are factory trained by Cessna or Cirrus. This means the instructors have been approved by the aircraft manufacturer to provide factory accepted training. The factory approved instructors teach pilots to fly the airplane in the way the manufacturer designed it to be flown. The training follows the FITS (FAA Industry Training Standards) scenario based training philosophy.

High Performance Aviation is excited about its new location at Houston’s corporate aviation hub. Aircraft owners interested in an insurance checkout, transition, or recurrent training can visit www.flyhpa.com or call 866-227-8149 for more information.

About High Performance Aviation

High Performance Aviation, LLC provides customized flight training for aircraft owners and pilots throughout the country. It specializes in Cessna Corvalis, Columbia, Cirrus, and Garmin G1000 transition training. HPA’s training programs offer pilots and aircraft owners the skills they need to operate their new or used aircraft to its fullest, (www.flyhpa.com).

Training is provided at the customer’s location of choice anywhere in the country. High Performance Aviation, LLC is based in Houston, Texas. The business is focused on owners of Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA).

Contact Information

Brandon Ray, President and Founder
High Performance Aviation, LLC
866-227-8149
www.flyhpa.com
[email protected]

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