Air Link International Aviation College (ALIAC)

Air Link International Aviation College (ALIAC) is a non-stock, non-profit aviation college in the General Aviation Area of the Domestic Airport in Pasay City, Metro Manila. It began in 1982 as the Amurao Flying School, founded by Captain Geronimo Amurao, became Air Link International Aviation School in 1984 and took its current name in April 2003.

Programs

• BS in Aviation major in Flying
• BS in Aircraft Maintenance Technology
• BS in Aerospace Engineering
• BS in Avionics Technology
• BS in Aviation Management and BS in Aviation, Unmanned Aerial Systems (from academic year 2024 to 2025)
• Associate courses in aircraft maintenance and avionics
• Commercial Pilot License and Instrument Rating courses
• Senior high school strands, including an aviation STEAM strand

Fleet and simulators

• Cessna 150: 11 aircraft
• Cessna 172: 6 aircraft
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk: 4 aircraft
• Beechcraft Baron 95-55: 3 aircraft
• Cessna 414: 1 aircraft

Ground training uses PFC CAT II and CAT III BATD systems, a Redbird TD2 and ATC series simulators.

Campuses

Besides the Pasay main campus, ALIAC runs a three-hectare extension campus at Lubang Airport on Lubang Island, Occidental Mindoro, used for intensive flight and ground training, with student accommodation for more than a hundred trainees.

Company facts

• Founded in 1982
• Recognised by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) since 1984
• 25 training aircraft listed on its fleet page
• Main campus at Manila Domestic Airport, extension campus at Lubang Airport
• Honoured by the Institute for Women of Aviation Worldwide (iWOAW)

Contact

Phone: +63 2 8854 5795 (info@aliac.edu.ph)