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Rtt11 (talk·contribs) has been paid by Aviation Performance Solutions on behalf of APS.
I believe APS passes notability requirements. It is a school as well as a company, and has received quite a bit of coverage. While this coverage is from aviation-specific sources, those sources are read worldwide (Flying mag). Additionally, APS is has been covered for its military partnership (CAE) and for partnering in order to providing flight training to notable airlines (Delta Airlines). Finally, APS is currently one of very few schools (and the only one that has so many certifications) to provide specific training services that will be regulated through 2019 FAA regulations. I'm quite surprised that it was nominated for deletion. Rtt11talk14:48, 30 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
