FAPA Future Pilot Forums
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Tim Genc, Air Wisconsin
Tyler Tenbrink, Piedmont Airlines
FAPA Future Pilot Forum Winners
Brett Cavitt, Envoy Air
FAPA Future Pilot Forums are free career seminars providing future professional pilots of all ages with objective and independent information about a flying career. FAPA focuses on career changers, students of all ages (and their parents, teachers and school counselors) and separating military personnel (fixed wing, rotor and non-aviation) interested in learning about pathways to a career as a professional pilot.
Attendees may register below to attend in person or to view portions of the event on video. All attendees must register, including spouses, parents and siblings.
FAPA and Platinum Partner Delta Private Jets are committed to 'Building the Pilot Pipeline'™. Come meet their representatives at a FAPA Future Pilot Forum to learn more. Delta Private Jets will be attending every FAPA event!
The FAPA Future Pilot Forums are for aspiring pilots of all ages. Although everyone is invited, if you have more than 250 hours and a Commercial Certificate and are looking for a flying job, you should attend the FAPA Pilot Job Fair to speak with airline recruiters. Please visit FAPA.aero/Jobs to see which companies are recruiting and to register. Not sure which event is for you? Contact us to find out.
Financing your flight education and training
Overview of the multiple paths as a professional pilot
Global pilot job market outlook
Q&A with airlines, flight training schools and universities
Veterans: discussion of benefits available to pay for your education and flight training
Agenda:
1 PM - Registration
1 PM - 2 PM - Presentations
2 PM - 5 PM - Small group discussions
Press & Graphics:
Read recent press here
Download event graphics (fliers for print and email/newsletters and Facebook posts to share) here
See press releases here
Read testimonials from past FAPA Future Pilot attendees here
Future pilot Eric Davis attended a FAPA Future Pilot Forum in Dallas/Fort Worth in December 2017. US Aviation Academy of Denton, TX was in attendance and Eric won a discovery flight with them. Go with Eric on his epic first flight out of the Alliance Airport in Fort Worth.
If you have any questions please email Laura Arden at events@FAPA.aero
CLICK TO RECEIVE FUTURE PILOT FORUM UPDATESThe FAPA Future Pilot Video Library offers video of presentations given at past FAPA Future Pilot Forums. We are continuously adding new videos from past events. You will get more out of a FAPA Future Pilot Forum by attending in person. Following presentations, the presenters and others host roundtable discussions for personalized advice. It is of great benefit to listen to others' questions and answers. However, if you can not attend in person, the video library offers and excellent taste of the event and expert guidance by our Platinum Partners.
Louis Smith, President of FAPA.aero, is a retired Northwest Airlines captain, completing his career flying the DC-10 on international routes. Outside of the cockpit, Smith's vision has long been in managing businesses whose primary mission focused on publishing and organizing information that would help current and aspiring commercial pilots succeed in their career--before and after landing the cockpit job. Getting a job in commercial aviation requires more than stick-and-rudder skills, and Smith has spent the past 46 years assisting pilots in reaching their career goals by providing a one-stop shop for the information required to stay on top of this dynamic and complex industry.
Hi Judy, I flew the Tarver 1 Arrival into Reno the other day and, of course, thought of you. I hope you are well and finding time to relax although I'm sure you're swamped with interview prep. All is well at Delta. Best decision I've ever made. I'm on the A320 out of NYC and really enjoying it. Thank you for helping me get here. Enjoy the pic and hope you're doing great. Warm regards, Ryan
