I went out to visit them about a year ago. They seem to have a pretty good operation. They have a fairly new facility and new airplanes. Their operations are pretty organized and the administrators seemed pretty nice. It's hot as balls out there and it was March when I visisted. It is butted right up against Pan Am Flight Academy which is just across the parking lot. Good luck finding a place to park though. They have two parallel ruways that they conduct simultaneous approaches on. It is weird to see a string of 172s and Cherokees backed up, double-spaced for miles. They have decent sims and didn't seem to crowded inside. If you are looking to go the flight instructor route, it seems like a good place. I think their program is aobut 18 months and they have some kind of partnership with Skywest. You can also get a college degree through them. I decided to go to Airline Training Academy in Orlando b/c, at the time, they were putting pilots with American Eagle at only 450 hours. That all has changed since the 11th. I'm looking at the prospect of finishing the program and not having a job. If I had gone the flight instructor route, I would be working in a few months. It's just the "bad" luck of the draw. It's all about what you want. I researched flight schools a lot before coming to Orlando and Westwind was my second choice. It may be a good idea to be an instructor right now and see what happens with the industry. Hope this helps.