GI Programs

Veterans Programs

VA benefits are available for those interested in becoming a commercial pilot, and CTI Professional Flight Training is approved for reimbursement under the GI Bill®

at both locations.  For those covered under the Post 9-11 GI Bill®, the VA will reimburse a maximum of $15,497.15 in flight training costs per academic year (August to July).  For those covered under the previous Montgomery GI Bill®, the VA will reimburse up to 60% of eligible training costs.  Training eligible for VA reimbursement includes:  Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot License Single-Engine, Commercial Pilot License Multi-Engine, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), CFI Instrument, and Multi-Engine Instructor.

To be eligible for VA reimbursement, you must have a current Private Pilot's License and a Second-Class Medical Certificate (or a First-Class Medical Certificate if pursuing an ATP Certificate).

Call either of our CTI locations (TN 901.495.2583 / FL 954.938.3043) or contact us via this quick electronic VA Form, and we'll be happy to help you through the process.

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

Rotor Transition Program

The trajectory toward a pilot shortage creates an opportunity that is very lucrative, and no one is poised better to take advantage of this opportunity than rotor wing pilots.  CTI offers a first-class Rotor Transition Program designed to quickly launch rotor wing pilots into a career as a commercial airline pilot.  Additionally, the majority of the costs are eligible for reimbursement under the GI Bill.  Call today to start the process.

                                Step 1:  Single-Engine Commercial Pilot License (CPL ASEL)

                                Step 2:  Instrument Rating

                                Step 3:  Multi-Engine Commercial Pilot License (CPL AMEL)

                                Step 4:   R-ATP Certificate

* Military aviators qualify for the lowest minimum R-ATP Certificate at just 750 hours total time

  and 250 fixed-wing PIC

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