FAQ: ATP Flight School's Expansion in Michigan

What is the main purpose of ATP Flight School’s expansion in Michigan?

The expansion aims to provide aspiring airline pilots in the Midwest with more convenient locations for training and a direct path to careers with major airlines.

Where are the new ATP Flight School locations in Michigan?

The new locations are at the Oakland County International Airport (PTK) in Pontiac and the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport (ARB).

What program does ATP Flight School offer to students with zero experience?

ATP offers the Airline Career Pilot Program, which allows students with zero experience to begin their airline careers in just two and a half years.

How does ATP Flight School’s program compare to recreational flight schools?

Unlike recreational flight schools, ATP provides airline-oriented training, exclusive hiring partnerships, and a comprehensive network of resources, including a fleet known for quality, reliability, and safety.

Who is Michael Arnold and what did he say about the expansion?

Michael Arnold is the Vice President of Marketing at ATP Flight School. He stated that the expansion increases access to career-focused, airline-oriented training in metro Detroit, a critical airline hub.

How many training centers does ATP Flight School have across the U.S.?

ATP Flight School has a network of 83 training centers across the U.S.

What are the benefits of enrolling in ATP Flight School’s program?

Benefits include all the training, resources, and career support needed to become an airline pilot, with direct paths to every major airline and access to every regional airline cadet program.

How can aspiring pilots learn more or get started with ATP Flight School?

Aspiring pilots can visit ATP Flight School’s website to learn more or take a no-obligation introductory admissions flight to experience the ATP Advantage.