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Become an Airline Pilot
The path to an airline career is worth every step.
Learn how to fly with Elevate Aviation!
Professional Career Path
Are you looking to become an airline career pilot? A career path within the airline industry is in high demand and the quicker you can get there, the better off you are. Our program can take you from zero experience to a trained aircraft professional in as little as 7 months.
Our Airline Career Path Program offers you the training and resources you need to become a successful airline pilot. Complete our program in as little as seven months and start flying as an airline pilot once you accumulate your flight hours.
- Pilot Certification through Commercial and Certificated Flight Instructor (CFI - Single, Instrument)
- Airline Pilot Training Program with Airline-Oriented Training from Day One
- Fixed Cost in the Shortest Time Frame
- Flight Instructor Job Placement Available
- Pilot Recruiting Events During Training
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Your Guide To A Major Airline
Elevate Aviation is primed to offer the best training for future airline pilots. With current and former commercial pilots on staff, learn from pilots who understand the airline industry. Within a short time you will be qualified to work for any major airline. With outstanding training and the most direct route for a career as a pilot, we should be your top pick.
Flight Training Timeline
From Zero Experience to Airline Pilot
- Step 1
7 Months
Graduate Our Airline Career Path Program
From the first day, you will be immersed in airline and flight training. Our program is set-up to get you trained within 7 months. Complete the Career Program as a Certified Flight Instructor and Commercial Pilot - Step 2
18-24 Months
Gain Flight Experience
Build flight time towards the ATP minimum requirements via time as an instructor, tour pilot, pipeline pilot, cargo pilot, or any number of other options. - Step 3
Airline Pilot Career
It typically takes about 18 months as an instructor to gain the necessary hours. Begin flying with a Regional Airline to build Part 121 Experience and work towards the minimums for Major Airlines or work in the Corporate sectors flying business jets. - Step 4
Major Airline Pilot
For those looking to fly at the Major Airlines, pilots have spent as little as 3 years with the Regionals before moving on to the Majors. Some pilots opt to stay at the Regionals as they gain seniority earning better pay and more control of their schedule. You will have various options, all of which are a dream come true!
High-Performance Endorsement
Complete the Airline Career Pilot Program in a Cirrus SR22T and earn your high-performance endorsement.
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