Fully Sponsored Flight Training Program
Administrative & Maintenance Sponsorship
Looking for a way to help finance your training while working to build experience within the aviation industry? The American Flyers Sponsorship program might be just what you’re looking for. During this program, highly selected candidates will work in all facets of operations and customer service or as an A&P mechanic while earning monthly training scholarships and a monthly salary. If selected the program lasts 12-18 months while training for your private, instrument, commercial and certified flight instructor certificates. Opportunities for continued employment with American Flyers after completing the sponsorship program.
Benefits
- Complete flight training at American Flyers without the burden of educational loans or any debt
- At completion of sponsorship program you earn the opportunity to become a full-time flight instructor or mechanic for American Flyers
- Group Medical Insurance Program
- 401k with Company Contributions (after one year of full-time employment)
- Life insurance (after one year of full-time employment)
Administrative Position Responsibilities
- Customer service (both in-person and phone support)
- Ensures all flights are dispatched correctly, efficiently and safely
- Assists Chief Pilot with student programming and scheduling
- Assists School Director with various duties as required
Qualifications
- Four-year college degree or equivalent experience required
- Must possess A&P certificate (for mechanic positions)
- Private Pilot License required (for administrative positions)
- Ability to relocate to any of our locations in the United States (some assistance provided)
- Successful phone and in person interview
- Ability to work in the United States (we do not sponsor work visas at this time)
- Fluency in reading, writing and speaking the English language
Maintenance Position Responsibilities
- 50-hour, 100-hour and annual inspections on Cessna 172, Piper100i and Piper Seminoles
- Scheduled and unscheduled daily maintenance
- Air-worthiness directives
- Powerplant and electrical troubleshooting
- General maintenance
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