Arizona Aero-Tech
Accelerated training with international M-1 visa and VA veteran programmes, sharing a building at Tucson International with Double Eagle Aviation.
Arizona Aero-Tech runs accelerated flight training at Tucson International Airport, including programs built for international students on M-1 visas and VA-approved training for veterans — two funding pathways that require real Part 141 infrastructure to support. It shares its exact building address, 6400 S Aviator Ln, with Double Eagle Aviation, and the two operations appear closely related, quite possibly the same ownership running two brands out of one facility.
That sister relationship is worth knowing about before you call, because Double Eagle Aviation — same building, same address — carries a noticeably stronger public review record. If you are drawn to what Arizona Aero-Tech offers (the M-1 visa and VA programs specifically), it is worth asking directly about the relationship between the two brands and which one is the better fit for your situation.
The facts
- Airport
- Tucson International Airport (KTUS)
- Address
- 6400 S Aviator Ln, Tucson, AZ — shared with Double Eagle Aviation
- Notable programs
- International M-1 visa training, VA-approved veteran training
- Website note
- Works only on the insecure http:// address as of July 2026 — the https:// version is broken
- Phone
- 520-294-1551
- Website
- www.arizonaaerotech.com
Public reviews: Google shows a 1.0 rating across 1 review (checked July 2026). We show that as plain text rather than dressing it up as our own rating, because we did not collect it and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
What it is good at
- Runs genuine international M-1 visa and VA veteran training programs — real infrastructure that many small independent schools cannot support.
- Based at Tucson International, a major, well-equipped airport with full instrument approaches and a professional training environment.
- Shares a building with Double Eagle Aviation, which carries a solidly positive public track record — worth asking about the relationship between the two.
What to go in knowing
- The public review record is thin and weak: Google shows a single review at 1.0 as of July 2026. That is a genuinely small sample, but it is also the entire public impression a searcher currently sees.
- The school's website works only at the insecure http:// address — the https:// version serves a broken certificate and throws a full-page security warning in most browsers. That is a website configuration problem, not a reflection of the training itself, but it is the kind of thing that can make an international-student applicant nervous about handing over visa paperwork and payment information.
- Confirm current Part 141 status, M-1 visa approval, and VA approval directly rather than relying solely on what is published, given the site issues.
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