The Delta Connection Academy Flight School has been training some of the industry’s best pilots since 1989. Our flight school produces first officer candidates for the industry’s most successful regional airlines, who fly the most sophisticated jet aircraft.
Our flight training program is about results
Ensuring you learn standardized airline procedures necessary to become a world-class pilot in today’s rapidly changing and exciting airline industry. We have placed hundreds of qualified first officers at premier regional carriers… check out our placement record for details.
Upon completion of our program, you will enjoy the security of knowing you have been trained to high quality standards in the industry by a highly skilled flight instructor and support team. Not only do we supply pilots to our U.S. airline partners, we have been the chosen flight school for hundreds of international students and many carriers.
As a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, our airline owned pilot training school will provide you high quality airline standardized pilot training. By familiarizing you with advanced systems presented in our Airline Transition Program, we prepare you to smoothly transition into today’s modern regional airliners. You will learn part 121 operations, high altitude weather, high speed aerodynamics, advanced aircraft systems and automation, EFIS and EICAS systems and much more.
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Delta Connection Academy operates in the Higher Education industry and is headquartered in United States.
Delta Connection Academy has approximately 501-1,000 employees employees.
Delta Connection Academy is based in Sanford, Florida, United States.
Yes. Delta Connection Academy is a publicly traded company.
You can reach Delta Connection Academy’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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