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PROFESSIONAL AVIATION TRAINING for U.S. VETERANS Updated 02/18 Contact Us Share Prev Next Contact Us Share Next PROFESSIONAL AVIATION TRAINING FOR U.S. VETERANS Updated 02/18 Contact Us Share Prev Next Train for Your Next Career Get started on a new career as a professional pilot. Or, if you’re already a professional pilot, tap into your unused benefits to earn a new type rating. Transition into the rewarding and challenging worlds of corporate or commercial aviation with training from FlightSafety International, the world’s leading provider of aviation training and a major training mission contractor to all branches of the U.S. military. Contact Us Share Prev Next FlightSafety Courses Approved for VA Benefits* Maximize your Veterans Affairs benefits at FlightSafety. Apply first to the VA for your Certificate of Eligibility to see which programs are available. Veterans utilizing Post-9/11 GI Bill® (Chapter 33) are only required to prepay the difference between the maximum yearly benefit and the total course cost, meaning they have very few expenses to receive world-class training. The FlightSafety Advantage • 3,500 courses for aviation professionals • 1,800 instructors deliver unparalleled training • 1.4 million training hours each year to enhance safety • 320+ full flight simulators in Learning Centers • 135 aircraft models with approved professional training * VA Benefits encompass all of Montgomery GI Bill ® (CH 30) and Post-9/11 GI Bill ® (CH 33) benefits. Contact Us Share Prev Next You Served Your Country – Now Take Advantage of the Benefits You Earned Training Assistance Veterans, National Guard members, reservists and active duty military all may qualify for substantial assistance for FlightSafety professional pilot training. FlightSafety has a wide range of courses approved for veterans training under many of the various VA benefit programs. Courses include type-specific initial and recurrent training as well as non-aircraft-specific training such as instrument ratings, multi-engine certification, airline transport and flight instructor. State Offices Approve Training Training programs for veterans are approved on a state-by-state basis, in the state where the training is offered. FlightSafety offers benefits-approved courses in eight states across 11 Learning Centers, including Vero Beach. For more information, contact the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Contact Us Share Prev Next Determine Your Eligibility To find out whether you qualify for this training, contact the VA, either at a regional office near you, or online at benefits.va.gov/gibill. Let Us Help You Plan Your Training Once you’ve established your eligibility, contact us at [email protected] for more information about our training programs and to start planning your new career. Wherever your choices take you, all of us at FlightSafety thank you for your service to our country and look forward to meeting and exceeding all of your training requirements. Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION Airbus Helicopters EC135 ATP Initial 10 Days Dallas (South), TX ATR 42/72 Initial 21 Days Houston, TX Beech 1900C Initial 13 Days LaGuardia, NY Beech 1900C Prior Experience 5 Days LaGuardia, NY Beech 1900C Recurrent 3 Days LaGuardia, NY Beech 1900D Initial 13 Days LaGuardia, NY; Seattle, WA Beech 1900D Prior Experience 5 Days LaGuardia, NY Beech 1900D Recurrent 3 Days LaGuardia, NY Beechjet 400A Initial 17 Days Wichita (East), KS Beechjet 400A Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS Beechjet 400A Recurrent 3-4 Days Wichita (East), KS Bell 206 Initial 5 Days Lafayette, LA Bell 206 Recurrent 3-4 Days Lafayette, LA Bell 212 ATP Initial 12 Days Dallas (North) & Dallas (South), TX Bell 407 Initial 5 Days Lafayette, LA Bell 407 Recurrent 3-4 Days Lafayette, LA Bell 412 ATP Initial 12 Days Dallas (North) & Dallas (South), TX Bell 430 ATP Initial 12 Days Dallas (North), TX Cessna Caravan I G600/G1000 Initial 9 Days Wichita (East), KS Cessna Caravan I G600/G1000 Recurrent 3 Days Wichita (East), KS (continued on next page) Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION Cessna Caravan I Initial 9 Days Wichita (East), KS Cessna Caravan I Recurrent 3 Days Wichita (East), KS Challenger 601 Initial 19 Days Houston, TX; Tucson, AZ Challenger 601 Recurrent 4 Days Tucson, AZ Challenger 604 Initial 18 Days Tucson, AZ Challenger 604 Recurrent 4 Days Tucson, AZ Citation I/II/SII Initial 12 Days Atlanta, GA Citation I/II/SII Recurrent 3-4 Days Atlanta, GA Citation II Bravo Initial 13 Days Orlando, FL Citation II Bravo Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL Citation II Bravo Recurrent 3-4 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XL Initial 13 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XL Prior Experience 4-5 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XL Recurrent 3-4 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS Initial 13 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS Prior Experience 4-5 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS Recurrent 3-4 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS+ Initial 17 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS+ Prior Experience 4 Days Orlando, FL Citation 560XLS+ Recurrent 3 Days Orlando, FL (continued on next page) Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION Citation Encore Initial 16 Days Orlando, FL Citation Encore Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL Citation Encore Recurrent 4 Days Orlando, FL Citation Encore+ Initial 16 Days Orlando, FL Citation Encore+ Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL Citation Encore+ Recurrent 4 Days Orlando, FL Citation Mustang Initial 15 Days Orlando, FL; Wichita (East), KS Citation Mustang Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL; Wichita (East), KS Citation Mustang Recurrent 3 Days Orlando, FL; Wichita (East), KS Citation Sovereign Initial 19 Days Orlando, FL Citation Sovereign Prior Experience 6 Days Orlando, FL Citation Sovereign Recurrent 4 Days Orlando, FL Citation X Initial 19 Days Orlando, FL Citation X Prior Experience 6 Days Orlando, FL Citation X Recurrent 5 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ2 Initial 13 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ2 Prior Experience 4-5 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ2 Recurrent 3 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ3 Initial 14 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ3 Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ3 Recurrent 3 Days Orlando, FL (continued on next page) Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION CitationJet CJ3+/M2 Initial 16 Days Wichita (East), KS CitationJet CJ3+/M2 Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS CitationJet CJ3+/M2 Recurrent 3 Days Wichita (East), KS CitationJet CJ4 Initial 16 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ4 Prior Experience 5 Days Orlando, FL CitationJet CJ4 Recurrent 3 Days Orlando, FL Dash 8 100/200Q/300Q Initial 25 Days Atlanta, GA; Seattle, WA Dash 8 100/200Q/300Q Recurrent 5 Days Atlanta, GA; Seattle, WA Dash 8 Q400 Initial 25 Days Seattle, WA Dash 8 Q400 Recurrent 5 Days Seattle, WA Embraer 120 Initial 17 Days Atlanta, GA Embraer 120 Recurrent 4-5 Days Atlanta, GA Embraer 135/145 Initial 24 Days Houston, TX Falcon 10 Initial 12-14 Days Houston, TX Falcon 20 Initial 12-14 Days Dallas (North), TX Falcon 900EX Initial 18-20 Days Dallas (North), TX Falcon 900EX EASy II Initial 25 Days Dallas (North), TX Falcon 2000 Initial 18-20 Days Dallas (North), TX Falcon 2000EX EASy 24 Days Dallas (North), TX Falcon 7X Initial 28 Days Dallas (North), TX (continued on next page) Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION Gulfstream G100 19 Days Dallas (North), TX Gulfstream G150 21-22 Days Dallas (North), TX Gulfstream G200 19 Days Dallas (North), TX Gulfstream G280 20 Days Dallas (North), TX Gulfstream GII/GIII 21 Days Dallas (North), TX Gulfstream GIV Initial 23 Days Dallas (North), TX; Savannah, GA Gulfstream GIV Recurrent 5 Days Savannah, GA Gulfstream GV Initial 23 Days Savannah, GA Gulfstream GV Recurrent 5 Days Savannah, GA Gulfstream G450/G550 Initial 24 Days Dallas (North), TX; Savannah, GA Gulfstream G450/G550 Recurrent 5 Days Savannah, GA Gulfstream G650 Initial 24 Days Savannah, GA Gulfstream G650 Recurrent 5 Days Savannah, GA Hawker 800XP Initial 14-17 Days Houston, TX Hawker 800XP/900XP Initial 17 Days Wichita (East), TX Hawker 800XP/900XP Prior Experience 5-6 Days Wichita (East), KS Hawker 4000 Initial 19 Days Wichita (East), KS Hawker 4000 Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS Hawker 4000 Recurrent 4-5 Days Wichita (East), KS (continued on next page) Contact Us Share Prev Next VA Education Benefits Aircraft-Specific Approved Courses AIRCRAFT-SPECIFIC COURSE DAYS LOCATION King Air C90B Initial 8 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air C90B Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air C90B Recurrent 3-4 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air C90 GTi Initial 12 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air C90 GTi Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air C90 GTi Recurrent 3-4 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 G1000 Initial 12 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 G1000 Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 G1000 Recurrent 3 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 Pro Line 21/GT Initial 12-13 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 Pro Line 21/GT Prior Experience 5 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 200 Pro Line 21/GT Recurrent 3-4 Days Wichita (East), KS King Air 90/100/200 Series Initial 5-9 Days Atlanta, GA King Air 90/100/200 Series Recurrent 3 Days Atlanta, GA King Air 200 Series Initial 6 Days LaGuardia, NY King Air 200 Series Prior Experience 4 Days
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