ATP Alumni Case Study
Colton Notterman
Why Colton Chose ATP: ATP's established Career Tracks™ with the airlines helped him identify a structured path toward his professional aviation goals.
ATP Alumni Case Study
Why Colton Chose ATP: ATP's established Career Tracks™ with the airlines helped him identify a structured path toward his professional aviation goals.
Career Change
Finding an efficient path toward the airlines
Growing up, Colton spent much of his time skiing in the Nevada mountains, where he developed “a strong appreciation for freedom and independence” while exploring nature and its beauty with his family.
Those experiences helped shape his adventurous mindset and appreciation for new challenges, qualities that would later draw him toward aviation.
He says he had “always been interested in aviation,” but that interest grew as he learned more about the industry and what it takes to become a professional pilot. As his interest became a professional goal, Colton needed a training program that could help him grow and progress efficiently toward the airlines.
Choosing ATP
A fast-paced, structured program at ATP
When researching flight schools, ATP stood out because of its “fast-paced, structured program” and reputation for preparing pilots for airline careers.
For him, ATP was “the best fit for helping me grow and reach my goals efficiently.”
The program provided the opportunity to stay focused on training, build his experience throughout each phase, and continue progressing toward a professional aviation career.
Program Complete
Progressing toward a professional aviation career
Through ATP’s structured training environment and direct connections with the airlines, Colton found an efficient path to continue building his experience and progressing toward his goals.
The adventurous mindset and appreciation for new challenges that first drew him toward aviation became the foundation for his journey toward a professional aviation career.
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