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Airline Transport Pilot Program

Airline Transport Pilot Program

OCFC’S Airline Transport Pilot program is designed for students that are able to fly full time which is a minimum of three days a week and five hours a day per day.  For those students requiring scheduling accommodations due to other commitments such as employment or university education, OCFC offers training under Part 61 and Part 141 instruction which permits a flexible schedule and also extends estimated program completion times.  Furthermore, all Airline Transport Pilots (ATP) must have met the requirements of the 1500 -hour rule which means that an ATP student must have logged 1,500 hours in order to fly for passenger or cargo airlines. 

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Training Programs:

* Upon completion of training programs 1 through 5 above you will be eligible to be hired and get paid to instruct and build flight time to 1,500 hours requirement at OCFC. OCFC guarantees such employment to eligible OCFC standardized domestic candidates.

Eligibility:

The Enrollment Process

Admission to OCFC is open 12 month’s a year with fligh training for new students commencing on the first of every month. OCFFC flight training hours are between 8am through 8pm every day including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Students may enroll at any time and choose various financing options available to domestic students, including pay as you go, accelerated and discounted fee program, a 15% discount applicable to students and outside financing.

Step 1:
Evaluate your eligibility and ability to finance your training to completion.

Step 2:
Complete the OCFC Domestic Student Enrollment Application Form.

Step 3:
Attach the following documents:

    • A copy of valid US passport OR A copy of a valid foreign passport and Permanent resident card and/or evidence of non-immigrant visa with authorization to live, work and stay in the United States and be TSA approved.
    • Establish your ability to read, write and speak English.
  • Be able to obtain an FAA medical certificate.

Step 4:
Pay Application and processing fee of $250.00.

Step 5:
Select your training program, choose financing options and pay requisite fees with an option to pay with a credit card on file or financing approved to complete your training program.

Step 6:
Attend a student orientation conducted by OCFC staff in person or via Skype.

Step 7:
Commence your training program any time beginning first of every month.

OCFC Uses the Following:

Aircraft Renter’s Insurance

While OCFC training aircraft are fully insured ALL students are expected to maintain their own liability and hull insurance as much as the student can afford and consitent with aircraft rental agreement.

Clothing

All OCFC students will be provided with OCFC shirts to be worn during all active training.

Lockers

Student Lockers will be made available to all students between 8am to 8pm.

Hygiene

At all times students are expected to maintain good hygiene.  Hand sanitizers are provided at various locations at OCFC and masks are available for free upon request at OCFC dispatch counters.

Full Time Airline Transport Pilot Program

Rate Sheet Option "F"

Private Pilot Program*$ 21,300
Instrument Rating Program:*$ 11,670.00
Commercial Pilot Program:*$ 33,340.00
Certified Flight Instructor: CFL* $ 13,650.00
Certified Flight Instructor Instrument: CFIl* $ 6,040.00
Total Program Cost/Tuition*$ 86,000
*Includes 20 hr Simulator Time 

Non-Tuition Related Expenses

TSA Registration$130
Fingerprinting$100
FAA Medical Exam$150
FAA records and Scheduling$320
Course Materials and Books$1,200
Kings Online AccessIncluded
FAA written Exam $165
FAA Check Ride$800—$1,200
Total Non-Tuition related*$2,865 approximately 
Optional:Multi-Engine Commercial Rating$14,335
Optional: Housing and Transport$750—$1,200 / month

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FAA Part 141 Requirements

Visit the FAA Website for a complete list of Part 141 requirements.

FAA Part 61 Requirements

Visit the FAA Website for a complete list of Part 61 requirements.