

US Aviation Academy Student Life
At US Aviation, our mission is to provide world-class, professional flight training, aviation services, and support to global customers. We are a privately held Texas corporation that strives to be the undisputed leader in elite aviator development and premier aviation services.
Since 2003, we have been dedicated to giving aviation students the best learning and training experience possible. Part of that experience includes the beautiful scenery and environment that surrounds our campus. US Aviation Academy is designed to allow students to enjoy the surrounding beauty while working and learning in a positive environment. Our amenities not only include a natural landscape but our facility is also located at an airport that allows for optimal training for all of our students. Our main campus and corporate headquarters are located at our airport training center in beautiful Denton, TX. We have an additional campus; Alliance Airport (KAFW).
US Aviation is strategically positioned and uniquely qualified to sustain continued growth and increase our market share in the worldwide flight training industry. That’s why we offer virtual or in-person campus tours to all of our prospective students. We want to ensure that our prospective students have a clear understanding of what our academy has to offer.
If you want to learn more about the US Aviation experience, contact us today and ask about our campus tours!
Local Attractions
At US Aviation, our mission is to provide world-class, professional flight training, aviation services, and support to global customers. We are a privately held Texas corporation that strives to be the undisputed leader in elite aviator development and premier aviation services.
Denton, Texas

Denton Square
The Denton Square, surrounding the original courthouse, has been ranked among the best in the country. As a lively college town, the square always has something going on. Every year Denton holds a jazz festival, film festival, various music events, and much more. Dozens of trendy shops and restaurants surround the square, making it a great place to pass an evening.Campus Theater
This grand, historic movie house in downtown Denton was renovated in the early 1990s and is now a 300-seat performing arts theatre that puts on more than 100 musical and theatrical performances each year. It is the showplace for Denton Community Theatre and Music Theatre of Denton, as well as many other community performance groups.Bayless-Selby House Museum
The walls of this Victorian-style house museum tell the story of life in Denton at the turn of the 20th century. Visitors hear the story of Denton County prior to 1908 and pass through the music room with the E. Gabler & Bro. grand piano, the elegantly set dining room table and the majesty of the Eastlake-style adult bedroom suite. From the moment visitors step foot on the garden grounds or the wrap-around porch, the walls of the Bayless-Selby House museum begin to tell their story.Hangar 10 Flying Museum
The Hangar 10 Flying Museum is located at the Denton Municipal Airport and boasts four planes. Here you will see the Lockheed 10A plane, which has been owned by several individuals, including child movie star Margaret O’Brien. The Stagger Wing, built by Beech Aircraft, was used mainly for VIPs, admirals and dignitaries. The PT-22 was primarily used by the Army Air Corps as a trainer for rookie pilots. The last of the planes is the small, sporty-looking Piper L-4, which was used during World War II as a reconnaissance plane. The museum is free and open to the public.The University Gardens
Right around the Little Chapel in the Woods, located on the Texas Women’s University campus, lie gardens that were designed to display a diverse collection of plants from Texas and other areas. First established in the 1930s as a laboratory for biology students and a recreational area for all garden lovers, the gardens were neglected during World War II. During the late 1970s, however, the area was restored.North Texas
