Our FPAP-US and FPAP-US-IND and PA-ATP programs guarantee flight instructor internships with our FTP in Florida, which allows foreign students to build piston propeller flight time on light training aircraft. But what about heavier, turbine planes – can our graduates work on them too? Yes, they can! Our US program are issuing foreign students an […]
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In the dynamic world of aviation, pilot unions in the United States and Canada serve as stalwart guardians, fiercely defending aviators’ rights, reinforcing safety standards, and promoting equitable working conditions. While the US and Canadian unions serve pilots by protecting their employment and salaries, they also create barriers for direct US and Canadian employment market
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We get this question all the time from the applicants who have crossed their 30’s mark, always dream of being a pilot and now, after working in a wrong job for a decade, crave a career change. Let’s delve into it. In the world of professional flight training, the question of when to start is
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Becoming a pilot, whether in the civilian or military sector, is a journey that marries passion and purpose with unwavering discipline, courage, and commitment. It’s not just about acquiring technical skills but also about nurturing specific character traits. In this essay, we will explore the holistic development required to shape a young individual into a
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In the realm of professional airline employment, the United States stands as a beacon of safety and prosperity for pilots, offering not only the world’s safest airline industry but also some of the highest pay rates globally. This achievement is a testament to stringent safety regulations, cutting-edge technology, and an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement.
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Aviation enthusiasts are a unique breed, drawn to the skies by an unwavering passion for flight and a profound fascination with aircraft. For many of them, this love affair with aviation transcends the boundaries of mere hobby or interest; it evolves into a lifelong commitment and a career choice. The decision to become an airline
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