ATP-CTP Course: Unlock The Airline Transport Pilot Certification

Hi everyone, I’m considering enrolling at your school for my Instrument Rating and Commercial Pilot training, and I’d really appreciate some guidance on how my previous flight experience would be handled. I’ve already accumulated a number of hours recreationally in both Japan and the U.S., including cross‑country time (greater than 50NM) and some basic under‑the‑hood simulated instrument time (not approaches or procedures). My question is: would these hours be eligible to count toward the FAA aeronautical experience requirements for the IR and CPL when I begin training with you? I also wanted to ask about the written exams. If I’ve already completed the FAA IR and CPL knowledge tests before enrolling, would I still be required to attend the full ground school portion of the Part 141 curriculum? My understanding is that to graduate under Part 141, I would need to complete the full approved syllabus. But since I already have some hours that meet FAA Part 61 experience requirements, I’m wondering whether it would be possible to complete the program under Part 61 instead, or whether the school allows a hybrid approach depending on the student’s background. Any guidance or clarification would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

My name is Adnan Karim, a UK national (DOB: 19/06/1991). I am interested in your Zero to Commercial Pilot Training Program starting from zero experience up to Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating and Multi-Engine. Could you please provide me with: Full program details for international students Total cost of training (all phases included) Duration of the full program Start dates for 2025/2026 Visa requirements for UK citizens Payment schedule (deposit + instalments) Accommodation options Any additional or hidden fees Thank you very much. Kind regards, Adnan Karim Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +44 7931 227236 United Kingdom

I'm interested in pursuing a piloting program and would like to know if there are any scholarship opportunities available for Private Pilot License, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot License, or Certified Flight Instructor programs at various locations. Could you please provide information on any available scholarships, eligibility criteria, and application processes?

Hello, I am applying for the Professional Pilot Program (Zero to CPL + Instrument Rating + Multi-Engine). I have a few questions before completing my application: Do you provide payment plans or financial assistance for international students? Is student housing available at or near the academy? Will the visa issued be an F-1 or M-1 visa? Does the total cost of the program include all flight hours and checkride/exam fees? Thank you for your assistance

Greetings, My name is Juan Chang-king and I come from Seychelles. It’s a dream of mine to become a pilot and I’m looking for a flight school that I can make that dream a reality. I have a couple of questions. 1. How much will it cost to get ATPL license, multi-engine rating, instrument rating and night rating? 2. What’s the requirements to be able to join the school? 3. How many planes does the school have that students can conduct their training in? 4. Does the school provide accommodation for students? 5. What’s the pass rate at the school? 6. And when does training start throughout the year? 7. What top airlines recognize the flight school? Thank you Juan Chang-king

Is there an option to start here with my instrument rating?

Hello, I am currently a student at Phoenix East Aviation in Daytona Beach. I am currently pending my Checkride for my instrument rating and I have been considering other schools for my Commercial, Multi add on, CFI, CFII and possibly MEI ratings. I wanted to ask if you would be able to quote a price and time frame it would take to achieve that, or what it costs students on average. I already have a Sallie Mae loan for Phoenix. I look forward to hearing back from you. Regards, Jason

Dear Epic, I hope you are well and that the skies are clear for flying and the airstrip is fit for landing. My name is Vivek Bhavesh Gohil. I am a 17-year-old student from Tanzania, currently finishing my PPL in South Africa in December 2023. I will have obtained an ICOA PPL license before the end of 2023 and currently hold 35 hours of dual flight hours and 10 hours of solo. I also attend the United World College East Africa, Arusha Campus, and am currently enrolled in the International Baccalaureate system. I am outgoing and adventurous. I have been passionate about flying since the time I was pointing and shouting at airplanes in the sky in the hope that they’d hear me and getting fed airplanes in my high chair. I also play golf for the Tanzanian national team and love the sport. As a young pilot in training, I am writing to explore opportunities within your College of Aviation to further my ongoing ambition to become a commercial pilot. I am halfway through the Diploma program and just started my 2nd semester in Diploma 2. I am currently finishing my PPL in South Africa and looking ahead to develop my training in aviation through your college. I understand that your institution can provide me with the training I need to become a commercial airline pilot and a rated instructor. After looking through your website there are a few questions that I would like to ask. Could you please outline the post-graduation requirements and job opportunities available for international students, such as myself, at your college? What various scholarship opportunities and financial aid options are offered for international students attending your institution? Can you elaborate on your approach to facilitating financial aid for international students, and what steps should one take to avail these resources? Is a recommendation letter necessary as part of the application process for international students? Could you provide insights into the enrollment requirements for international students at your college? What are your deadlines for applications for international students if any? Are there specific exams, like the SAT, Common App, or essays, that international students need to take to fulfill the prerequisites for enrollment at your college or university? Where and how do I get to your application in order for me to enroll in your college and what is required? I am interested in pursuing the following aviation courses: Instrument Rating Night Rating Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Multi-Engine Ratings Instructor's Rating Potentially, an Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) as well. I have several additional inquiries and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to engage in a more detailed conversation with one of your institution's representatives. A potential Zoom meeting would be highly beneficial, allowing us to delve into the available opportunities, discuss associated costs, and gain a clearer understanding of the application process. Your assistance in providing comprehensive information will be pivotal in guiding my decisions and ensuring a well-informed approach to any potential involvement with your institution. I look forward to your reply and thank you for your time and consideration. Have a good day. Kind regards, Vivek Bhavesh Gohil.

Would like also to train for Multi Engine and Instrument Rating Course. How do I go about License Conversion and the charges.

With all my hours at a part 61 will it save me time and money finishing in a 61 program? Is 800 a month split between the two students sharing a room? What loan provider do you use? Is it pay as you go or an upfront cost per rating? What is the time frame completing the rest of the ratings starting at instrument? How many flight instructors and how many planes do you have? Do you have a waitlist? If so what date would I be eligible for the next class? Is it an accelerated program? Thanks for your time.