Pilot training
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology Tulsa, United States
01 Overview
Spartan College's flagship FAA Part 141 pilot program, delivered as an Associate of Applied Science degree at the Tulsa, Oklahoma main campus.
The 17-month curriculum covers Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Single- and Multi-Engine Pilot certificates and Certified Flight Instructor ratings. Graduates qualify for the Restricted ATP certificate at 1,250 hours instead of the standard 1,500, a meaningful head start toward an airline First Officer seat.
Students train on a fleet of approximately 50 aircraft (Piper Archer TX, Piper Seminole) at Tulsa Riverside Airport (KRVS), with a Frasca simulator and a full-motion Redbird Advanced Aviation Training Device. Spartan has airline partnerships with the American Airlines Cadet Academy, which it is not enrolling at present, and the SkyWest Pilot Career Pathway; ask us whether they apply to you.
02 Requirements
The school's entry requirements for this program, as the school states them.
Proof of liquid assets to cover your costs for 12 months;
03 · The school behind it
Training pilots and technicians in Tulsa, OK since 1928.
Tulsa, United States
04 Apply
Talk it through with an advisor, or start your application now. Our school advisory is free for students.
The training itself you pay to the school, at its own fees.
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