Flight Officer School consists of two stages. Stage One provides the knowledge and skills required to be competitive in obtaining a regional airline pilot position by bridging the gap between general aviation and 14 CFR Part 121 air carrier operations. Stage Two training focuses on knowledge, skills, and attitudes the airline wants the student to have prior to starting their training. Often times, the student has already received a conditional hire date based on completion of this phase.

70 Hours Ground School and Briefings to accomplish the Following:

• Elevate IFR skills to Airline Part 121 Standards
  
  
• Prepare the pilot to pass the ATP written exam.
  
  
• Introduce and develop proficiency in the following subject
  and flight skills areas:
  
  
  • Crew Concepts and CRM
    
    
  • Part 121 Operating Rules
    
    
  • FMS, EFIS, EICAS
    
    
  • Aerodynamics and Flight Characteristics
    
    
  • Jet Aircraft Systems - FMS and Glass Cockpit
    
    
  • Emergency Procedures
    
    
  • Line Oriented Flight Training Scenarios
    
    
• Airline Interview Training

50 Hours FTD (Flight Training Device)

• Multi Engine and Advanced Jet Training

After completing the FOS, you may complete Airline Specific Training Program.