AAA CAA/JAA Approved.
Well maybe before you go shooting off your uninformed mouth socal, you should get all the facts straight. The reason that the CAA still has Anglo American Aviation, UK Limited (FTO # 232) as the approved entity is because a CAA approval certificate must be issued to a UK held company. In Addition, not only is the UK Anglo company PPL approved, but as of June 28th, 2010 it was granted a CPL modular course approval also. The American corporation formerly called Anglo American Aviation, Incorporated (a US company), was fined along with its principles and duly shut down by US Government Federal Authorities.
American Aviation Academy, Incorporated is now the parent company of Anglo American Aviation, UK LTD, and therefore is the holder of the UK CAA Approval Certificate. The current company retained the website URL because it is easy to remember and also due to its longevity of being on the web. American Aviation Academy as mentioned in other posts is only one of six schools approved for this type of training, and the only one in the West coast. American Aviation Academy strives not only to be an alternative to Florida and its severe weather patterns, but to also be a conscientious company that places the needs of its pilot clients above all else.