briflynn44

I am interested in knowing both how long the training is for completing ground, private, instrumental, commercial, and airline transport training and the total price and whether or not CFI training is available to help earn money to get through the program.

PatB

I don't know, but why not contact the Delta Connection Academy to find out?

atcaug85

Hey, I went to college at Jacksonville University, in Jacksonville Florida. They have a flight program that is hooked up with DCA. I stopped going because one year, i racked up 23K in debt, and I only flew for one semester, that was for instrument coarse, i got my private license in high school.You can go on to http://www.ju.edu there are phone numbers that are on the website and you can get in contact with the school. It's 4 years, and yes you can get your CFI and CFII, you make a small amount of money, and you aren't guaranteed to work for Delta, you just get an interview.Good luck, if you got the money, do it, otherwise, I would recommend doing what I am doing, and joined the Air Force, and let the pay for college. I actually changed my mind, and when i get out of the air force, i plan on going to air traffic control school.Good luck to ya!

beyour07

Ok I think the best thing to i to go to school and get a bachelor degree because most legacy airline and major airlines preferred that you have on you wont need on to get hired with a regional airline tho go to http://airlinepilotcentral.com/and to the right of the page is airline profiles and look at regional then look a legacy,major airlines just go threw the whole site because its a good on