February 1, 2021 – Las Vegas, Nev. – All In Aviation announces its recognition as North American “Training Center of the Year” for 2020 by the leading global manufacturer of personal aircraft, Cirrus Aircraft.
All In Aviation was presented with the distinguished honor during Cirrus Aircraft’s annual Cirrus CX Symposium, where the company’s affiliated training partners convene each January to discuss the future of the private aviation industry. This year’s convention took place virtually.
With training centers in nearly every state in the U.S., Cirrus Aircraft certifies its partners based on a number of criteria including maintaining stringent standards, meeting performance targets and employing smart electronic and safety technologies. Training centers must also demonstrate Cirrus Aircraft’s industry commitment to safety when it comes to maintenance and pilot training.
"To be recognized by Cirrus with this honor in the same year that we expanded into our new facility and experienced so many other milestones is a such a blessing,” said Paul Sallach, president of All In Aviation.
In 2020, All Aviation opened the first purpose-built, multi-use aviation complex of its kind at Henderson Executive Airport, along with maintenance partner, Lone Mountain Aviation, to serve the growing needs of the general aviation community in Southern Nevada. In addition, the company expanded its fleet with four new aircraft and hired four additional instructors to meet an increased demand for flight training.
“Our history with Cirrus Aircraft dates back nearly 20 years, when I started my first job after college with the manufacturer to train new aircraft owners,” Sallach added. “Since then, as a partner we’ve taken pride in selling, managing, renting and training with Cirrus almost exclusively, because we stand behind the quality and safety of these planes, and the fact that they are the most technologically advanced personal aircraft on the market.”
Dedicated to growing and developing more pilots, All In Aviation offers a flight training program where most pilots are certified after completing 60-70 hours of training. Open to anyone, pilot training is conducted in the air, in a classroom setting, and in All In Aviation’s full-motion Cirrus Aircraft simulator – one of only two in existence. All In Aviation’s comprehensive flight training services include: Commercial & Private Pilot Training, Instrument Rating Training, Cirrus Transition Training, Basic and Advanced Transition Training, Avionics Differences Transition, Recurrent Training, Airframe and Powerplant Differences Transition Training, and Ground School. Currently in development, All In Aviation’s 3-day ground school program plans to attract pilots from all over the country.
