"pilot training school" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a school that provides training for people hoping to become pilots, such as: "John attended a pilot training school in Arizona to become a commercial airline pilot."
His Facebook likes included Lufthansa and LFT Bremen, his pilot training school.
Mr. Motassadeq transferred money into Mr. Shehhi's bank account while he was in the United States at pilot training school.
Second Lt. Jeremy L. Wolfe, 27, graduated from the Army's pilot training school in Fort Rucker, Ala., then left for Iraq the first week of October.
Lubitz, believed to have deliberately steered the plane into a mountain in the French Alps, broke off his pilot training for several months in 2009 and upon restarting informed the Lufthansa pilot training school by email he had overcome a period of severe depression.
Started FlightSafety pilot training school in 1951.
Nowotny was made Geschwaderkommodore of Jagdgeschwader 101 (JG 101) and commander of the Jagdfliegerschule 1, a Luftwaffe fighter pilot training school at Pau in southern France, in April 1944.
During the sophomore year, the cadets receive pilot training; and, if physically qualified, most graduates go to Air Force pilot training schools.
According to Balpa, the British pilots' union, is one of the three most respected pilot training schools in Europe (the others being CTC Aviation, in Southampton, and Flight Training Europe, in Jerez, Spain).
His depressive episode took place in 2009 when he was training to be a pilot with Lufthansa's pilot-training school.
Temora, a five-hour drive west of Sydney, with a rich aviation history as the site of Australia's biggest pilot-training school during World War II, was already a center for sport aviation activities such as gliding, parachuting and aerobatics.
The committee concluded that the F.B.I. had failed to grasp the significance of a July 2001 communication sent from an agent in the bureau's Phoenix office that identified a pattern of Middle Eastern men, some with extreme anti-American beliefs, who were receiving pilot training at flight schools in the United States.
