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Air Link International Aviation College
Air Link International Aviation College (ALIAC) is a private aviation school on Domestic Road in Pasay City, near the Domestic Airport. It was founded in 1982 by Captain Geronimo Amurao as the Amurao Flying School, became a CHED-recognized higher education institution in 1984 as Air Link International Aviation School, and was renamed Air Link International Aviation College in 2003. ALIAC offers senior high school tracks in STEM and ABM, plus undergraduate programs including BS in Aviation (Major in Flying), BS in Aircraft Maintenance Technology, BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Avionics Technology, BS in Tourism Management, and BS in Office Administration (Major in Airline Management), along with an Associate in Aircraft Maintenance, an Avionics Technician Course, and a Commercial Pilot License Course. The college operates an aircraft fleet, flight simulators, and aircraft maintenance laboratories at its Pasay campus, plus an extension training facility on Lubang Island in Occidental Mindoro. ALIAC is recognized by CHED, is a CAAP-Approved Training Organization, and holds relevant TESDA and PRC recognitions for its technical and licensure programs. The school offers scholarships and tuition discounts for qualified students.
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Domestic Rd, Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines, Pasay, Metro Manila
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★★★★★(5 reviews)My son study there last year grade 11.My son told me that the teachers are not really motivated and the way they give the lessons is quiet bad compared to CSA.
Just graduated Senior High School. I came from a private school, Colegio San Agustin-Makati. This school caught my attention because I want to be a pilot but it was one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made. This school is so so so bad. • MANAGEMENT: is way too bad; two months after the graduation nothing has been released such as my diploma, form 137 and even the graduation picture. The delay of the release of the diploma caused delays as well in my enrollment for college here in Europe. They would also pass you around departments. It’s not organized. • TEACHERS: There are teachers who would only attend class once in a whole semester or sometimes not even once. There are teachers who would just go to class for the sake of getting the attendance and not teaching anything. There are also teachers who doesn’t have a single knowledge about what they’re discussing, they would just read the book in front of the class. • ENVIRONMENT: The school is like a public market. It is way too disorganized. There was one section which had 60 students in one classroom, and the classroom setup is just too bad. It’s like an apartment inside lol. • FEES: They would even ask for fees for every exam per paper. There are a lot of miscellaneous costs throughout the whole year. If you’re planning to study here, then think twice about it. Visit the school so that you could see what I’m talking about. Don’t waste two years of your life where you could learn more things in other school than this school. There are a lot more negative things, but I think that would be enough for now. If you also want to be a pilot, you could take STEM in a well known school. It’s all the same. They’re just using the “International Aviation School” to market and make it look like it’s a good school.
Airlink International Aviation College (ALIAC) offers a unique blend of academic programs and hands-on flight training, making it an attractive option for aspiring aviation professionals. The campus, conveniently located near the Domestic Airport in Pasay, provides a bustling environment that immerses students in the industry's heart. The college boasts a comprehensive fleet of aircraft and modern simulators, offering valuable practical experience. The faculty, comprised of experienced aviation professionals, brings real-world knowledge to the classroom. However, some students have expressed concerns about the college's high tuition fees and additional costs, which may create financial strain. While ALIAC's strong industry connections offer promising career opportunities. Overall, Airlink International Aviation College can be a stepping stone towards a successful aviation career.
My brother graduated from here 😍 This is a fine college for Aerospace engineering, now he has a very good job abroad. Thanks to you AIRLINK ❤️🇵🇭




