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Wheels Up Airline Pilot Hiring Partnership

ATP graduates achieve their career goals sooner and have more choices of who to fly for. Wheels Up recruits commercial pilots trained by ATP and is one of ATP's 38 airline partners.

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How to Become a Wheels Up Pilot

Here's how to become a Wheels Up pilot through ATP.

  1. Airline Career Pilot Program

    Enroll in ATP Flight School's Airline Career Pilot Program and earn an FAA commercial multi-engine pilot certificate and instrument rating.

  2. Flight Instructor Job

    Build experience as an ATP flight instructor after graduating to qualify for airline hiring minimums.

  3. Wheels Up Interview

    At 1,000 hours total flight time, recommended instructors interview with Wheels Up.

  4. Wheels Up Pilot

    At 1,200 hours total flight time, transition to Wheels Up and begin flying as a First Officer.

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Wheels Up How to Participate

Your path to becoming a Wheels Up pilot starts at ATP Flight School. Here's how to become a Wheels Up First Officer.

  1. Step 1

    Airline Career Pilot Program

    Enroll in the Airline Career Pilot Program and earn an FAA commercial multi-engine pilot certificate and instrument rating, with flight instructor certificates.

  2. Step 2

    Flight Instructor Job

    Join ATP as a flight instructor after graduating and build flight experience to qualify for airline hiring minimums.

  3. Step 3

    Interview With Wheels Up

    At 1,000 hours total flight time, recommended instructors interview with Wheels Up. After the candidate selection and interview process with Wheels Up, applicants receive a Conditional Offer of Employment and continue working towards 1,000 hours of flight experience with ATP.

  4. Step 4

    Wheels Up Pilot

    After obtaining 1,200 hours of total flight time, transition to flying as a First Officer with Wheels Up.

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