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1. liberalarts.vt.edu › rotc › airforceWant to Fly? | College of Liberal Arts and ... - Virginia Tech

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   Apr 4, 2024 · Det 875 Rated Officer Statistics. Det 875 has had a 81% selection rate for rated positions such as Pilot, CSO, ABM, and RPA over the past 3 years for qualified candidates. SOAR Glider Flights. Det 875 cadets also have the opportunity to fly gliders at the New Castle International Gliderport.

2. www.flyingmag.com › guides › aviation-scholarships12 Aviation Scholarships to Help Start Your Flying Career

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   • Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Flight Training Scholarships
   • UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation Scholarship
   • Aaero Scholarship
   • Women in Aviation International Scholarships
   • The Leroy W. Homer Jr. Scholarships
   • Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships & Awards
   • Aviation Distributors and Manufacturers Association Scholarships
   • Aviation Education and Career Expo Scholarship

   Flight Training Scholarships (for students starting flight training July 1 to December 31): March 1, 2022 to June 1, 2022

   Post-secondary scholarships: November 15, 2021 to January 31, 2022

   Air Academy Camperships: January 10, 2022 to April 1, 2022

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   U.S citizen or permanent resident

   Full-time undergraduate student enrolled at an NBAA/UAA member institution

   Sophomore or higher

   Enrolled in aviation-related program

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   18 years or older

   Located within the U.S.

   Possess a student certificate

   Have a flight school/CFI selected

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   A member of WAI to apply

   Scholarship requirements vary; however, all scholarship applications must include:

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   U.S. citizen or permanent resident

   Between 16 and 23 years old before the application deadline

   Enrolled in any college or aviation program

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   Be a member of The Ninety-Nines Inc.

   Have a realistic goal and drive to further advance in aviation or aerospace

   Be in need of financial assistance to achieve aviation goals

   Hold all required prerequisite certificates or ratings prior to submission of application.

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   Have a high school diploma or equivalent

   A minimum GPA of 3.0

   Submit a 500-word essay

   Submit a minimum of two letters of recommendation

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   Must be 16 to 22 years old and enrolled either in high school or college

   Application requirements vary depending on scholarship

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3. www.flyingmag.com › guides › flight-school-in-virginia5 Flight School Options in Virginia - FLYING Magazine

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   • Hampton University. Hampton University is a historically black private college located in Hampton, Virginia. It was originally founded in 1868, after the Civil War, to provide educational opportunities to freedmen.
   • Liberty University. Liberty University is located in Lynchburg, Virginia, and is a private Christian university. In 2017 and 2018, Liberty’s School of Aeronautics was awarded the prestigious, Loening Award, which honors the most outstanding all-around collegiate aviation program in the nation.
   • Averett University. Averett University was founded as a women’s college in 1859, became a co-ed college in 1969, and Baptist re-affiliated in 2011. Located in Danville, Virginia, the flight school offers bachelor degrees in aviation, as well as the required certificates required to become a professional pilot in Virginia.
   • American Aviation. American Aviation is considered one of the highest respected flight schools in the nation and has been in business since 1979. Located in the Manassas Airport, they offer private and commercial pilot training, as well as various instructor and instrument certificates.

4. www.reddit.com › r › VirginiaTechCompleting a Private Pilot License at Tech : r/VirginiaTech

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   It looks like New Tech Aviation at the Montgomery County airport in Dublin is probably the best option though. Bear in mind, you're looking at over $10k out of pocket. If you can fly regularly and don't drag it out you'll generally be able to test with fewer hours. The average is 75 hours though. 9.

5. kcthepilot.com › how-to-become-a-pilot-with-no-moneyHow to become a pilot if I don’t have money? 8 excellent options

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   • Option #2: Flying scholarships and Bursaries. Honourable Company of Air Pilots flying scholarships and bursaries. Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Scholarship. Towards the end of university, I applied for a PPL scholarship with the Honourable Company of Air Pilots and got one!
   • Option #3: University Air Squadron & University Gliding. For those eligible, the University Air Squadron is a brilliant way to fly during university and be paid for it.
   • Option #4: Military flying (Army, RAF/ NAVY) The military is probably the only current option of learning to fly for free as a career. If you are eligible and meet the requirements and is something you would like to – go ahead!
   • Option #5: Paying for flying school by getting a job first. I used a combination of Air Cadet, University gliding and flying scholarships and then working for around 12 years as an engineer in the Oil and Gas industry to afford to complete my pilot training.

6. airlinepilot.life › t › affordable-route-to-becomingAffordable route to becoming an airline pilot

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   Feb 18, 2022 · What is the most affordable route to becoming an airline pilot (without taking any loans)? I know it’s a very vague question but I wanted to get an idea of what other pilots did to fund their flight training.

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   How do I become a pilot in Virginia?

   • To fly with passengers, an airline transport pilot certification (ATP) is required, which is earned with additional training beyond a professional pilot’s license. The best flight schools in Virginia offer the necessary training to become a professional pilot, at a competitive price, and offer job placement assistance upon graduation.

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   How much does flight school cost in Virginia?

   • The cost for flight school in Virginia depends on the type of aircraft, flight school, and the number of hours required to feel comfortable navigating an aircraft. The cost can range from as low as around $6700 to $8,100 to earn a private pilot’s license.

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   Where can I get a degree in aviation in Virginia?

   • Located in Danville, Virginia, the flight school offers bachelor degrees in aviation, as well as the required certificates required to become a professional pilot in Virginia. Location: 427 Airport Dr, Danville, VA 24540 Tuition & Fees: Financial Assistance: Accreditation: Yes Program Length: Endorsements: None

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   How much does a pilot make in Virginia?

   • Commercial pilots in Virginia earn an average annual salary of $87,440 ($7,287 per month or $1,682 per week), while the average salary of an airline pilot in Virginia is $140,001 ($11,667 per month or $2,692 per week). Virginia Is for Pilots! The top flight schools in Virginia provide a clearer picture of your specific path to becoming a pilot.

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   Is Virginia a good place to be a pilot?

   • Virginia neighbors one of the busiest airspaces in the world, near Dulles International Airport in Washington D.C. The area attracts several large aviation employers in need of professional commercial and airline pilots.

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   Can you get an aviation scholarship if you're currently in flight school?

   • Whether you’re currently in flight school or looking to soon pursue it, the aviation scholarship can help you soar. Eligibility Requirements: The EAA aviation scholarships must be used within one year from the date they are awarded and the applicant must be eligible for flight training at the time of submission. When to Apply:

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8. www.reddit.com › zgmbkx › flight_schoolcolleges_2022Flight School/Colleges 2022 : r/flying - Reddit

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   Look for "Part 61" flight schools - you can do your own training in your own way, and it's often vastly cheaper than the university-associated programs you've listed.