Steps to Enrollment Airline Career Pilot Program Admissions Process
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Step 1
Request More Information
Start by requesting more information. Qualified applicants will be contacted by an Admissions Representative to cover any questions and to discuss the enrollment process.
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Step 2
Application & Interview
ATP’s Airline Career Pilot Program, while rewarding, is quite rigorous. With that in mind, we require each student to submit an admissions application and complete an over the phone pre-enrollment interview to verify that they meet the minimum course requirements. When ready, please contact an admissions representative at 904-595-7950 to get started.
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Step 3
Apply for Financing
Complete your no-obligation financing application. Researching financing options early allows you to begin budgeting and preparing for your new career. The proven track record of graduates allows ATP to work with multiple lenders, offering full financing for commercial pilot training with full loan payment deferment until you begin flying as an airline pilot.
Start mapping your airline pilot career by researching what financing options are available to you. There is no obligation to accept a loan or begin training with ATP by applying.
You can proceed to Step 4 if you plan to self pay for the costs of training. Please review the ATP Payment Policies.
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Step 4
FAA First Class Medical Certificate
Airline pilots are required to hold an FAA First Class Medical Certificate with no limitations (except for corrective lenses). Follow these steps to obtain your FAA medical certificate through an Aeromedical Examiner (AME):
- First, complete the initial portion of the application through FAA MedXpress. (Important: Use your full name on the application; matching your Passport and/or your Birth Certificate)
- Next, locate an AME near you. You will need to call the doctors office and schedule an appointment for a FAA First Class Medical.
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Step 5
Schedule an ATP Admissions Flight
Schedule and successfully complete an ATP Admissions Flight; required for all Airline Career Pilot Program students. The Admissions Flight costs $195, which you will pay by credit card over the phone when you schedule. You can get started today by completing the Admissions Flight Online Learning Module. The Admissions team will review your score. At your convenience, please call 904-595-7950 to discuss next steps in the enrollment process and confirm your eligibility for an Admissions Flight at one of our 81 training centers nationwide.
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Step 6
Start Your Airline Career Today!
Reserve your class date with a $2,995 non-refundable deposit, by calling ATP Admissions at 904-595-3992. The $2,995 non-refundable and non-transferable payment will be applied to the cost of your program and is required to reserve your start date.
Airline Career Pilot Program classes begin every Monday, for all flight training locations.
Once you schedule your class date, you will gain immediate access to the following resources, so you can start training to become an airline pilot!
- ATP Elevate
- ATP Student Extranet
- Comprehensive Online Training Library
- ATP Training Bundle, Supplements, and Books (shipped to you)
For more information, review the Online Training Resources page.
As your Airline Career Pilot Program class date approaches, ATP’s training support staff and team of flight instructors will stay in touch, and be available seven days a week to help you prepare.
Prior to Scheduling and Placing Your Deposit: You must obtain an FAA First Class Medical Certificate with no limitations (except for corrective lenses) and meet all of ATP's admissions prerequisites.
For Credit for Private Pilot programs, you must complete your private pilot practical test prior to scheduling your start date and placing your deposit.
Pre-Arrival (28 Days): Completing the Private Pilot Airplane (PAR) FAA Airman Knowledge Test and ATP Elevate Private Pilot Ground School is required 28 days before your Airline Career Pilot Program starts.
For Credit for Solo programs, you must complete either your Private Pilot Airplane (PAR) FAA Airmen Knowledge Test or the ATP Elevate Private Pilot Ground School 28 days before starting your program.
For Credit for Private Pilot programs, you must complete the Instrument Rating Airplane (IRA) FAA Airman Knowledge Test and ATP Elevate Instrument Ground School 28 days before starting your program.