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Is it a good time to become a pilot?
IN A WORD, YES!
There has never been a better time to become an airline pilot. If you use this time for flight training, you will set yourself up for prime time hiring.
According to Boeing’s 2023 Pilot Outlook Projection, about 70 percent of commercial airline pilots will be retiring over the next fifteen years. The pandemic accelerated pilot attrition, so in response airlines have been forced to come up with creative solutions to fill their expanding fleets by building pipelines for new pilots. These solutions include unprecedented salaries, bonuses, and benefits for their pilots.
If you have ever dreamed of becoming an airline pilot, now is the time to start. Contact us to learn more about which or our training tracks will best meet your individual needs.
Infinity Flight Group
Discover Infinity Flight Group, the largest professional flight training provider in the northeast. Located at the Trenton-Mercer Airport, our clients include students enrolled in our two-year collegiate pilot degree track and Rotary Transition Program, prospective commercial pilots taking advantage of the Infinity Flight Fast Track or the American Airlines Cadet Academy Program, as well as recreational pilots learning to fly for fun.
Let us help you determine which track will work best for you.
Understanding
Training Options
Sometimes having options is complicated. Let us help you find out which route is best for you.
Infinity Flight Group offers flight training under both sets of FAA training regulations, the Federal Aviation Regulations, (FAR) part 141 through our college partner MCCC, and FAR parts 141 and 61 through Infinity Flight. Whether you choose Part 141 or 61, the FAA requires the same performance standards and the licenses and ratings you earn in either option are the same. What differentiates the two is course structure and time required to complete the programs.