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Career Pilot Program
A semester-based training path designed for motivated students pursuing a professional aviation career with accelerated progression and high-performance training standards.
Applications for the Fall 2026 Career Pilot Program open June 17, 2026.
The Career Pilot Program is built for students ready to approach flight training with discipline, consistency, and long-term career goals in mind. Through semester-based training and accelerated progression, students complete advanced ratings and instructor certifications in a streamlined training environment.
This program combines:
Program Overview
Students begin the program focused on instrument and commercial training.
September 7, 2026 – December 18, 2026
Scheduled break between semesters before transitioning into advanced commercial and instructor training.
The winter semester focuses on multi-engine and instructor certifications.
January 4, 2027 – April 16, 2027
Students completing the program will participate in an official graduation ceremony recognizing their achievement.
Students may continue training during the summer track for additional certifications and experience-building opportunities.
Available Summer Training
Additional scheduling and availability details are provided during enrollment and advising.
Admission is selective and based on application review and program fit.
June 17, 2026
August 15, 2026
Week of August 23, 2026
Students will receive either an acceptance letter or a rejection letter through mailed notification.
Tuition for the Fall 2026 term is due on September 7, 2026
Students are encouraged to finalize financing approvals before the start of the semester to ensure successful enrollment.
Incomplete applications may not be considered for admission.
Axiom Aviation is committed to helping students succeed in a demanding aviation training environment through structured support, experienced instructors, and consistent access to training resources.
It is a selective, semester-based program for students pursuing a professional flying career. Over two semesters you complete the Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate, Commercial Multi-Engine, CFI and CFII.
About 8 months. The fall semester (September–December) covers instrument and commercial training, and the winter semester (January–April) covers multi-engine and flight instructor certificates, followed by graduation.
Yes. The fall semester starts with instrument training, and applicants submit their logbook and FAA certificates. If you are not a pilot yet, start with our Private Pilot Program or the summer track, or consider Zero to Hero, which starts from no experience.
A resume, a copy of your pilot logbook, your FAA certificates and ratings, a current medical certificate, financing approval documentation, a one-page essay on why you would be a strong candidate, and two letters of recommendation. Incomplete applications may not be considered.
Applications open each summer for the fall cohort, with acceptance letters mailed before the semester starts. Contact admissions for the next cohort’s dates.
Tuition is due at the start of the semester, so finalize your loan or payment plan early. See our financing options.
Graduates hold Commercial, multi-engine and flight instructor certificates, so you can start building hours as a paid flight instructor on the way to the airlines. Learn about our SkyWest pilot pathway.
Axiom Aviation trains at our campuses in Ogden, Utah (KOGD), St. George, Utah (KSGU) and Idaho Falls, Idaho (KIDA). Ask admissions which campus hosts the cohort you are applying for.
The Axiom Aviation Career Pilot Program is built for students ready to train with purpose and pursue a professional aviation career in a structured, accelerated environment.
Applications for Fall 2026 open June 17.
You must meet the above qualifications to apply for our Pro Track Course
4221 Airport Road Ogden, UT 84405
info@flyaxiom.com
Phone : 262-297-4568
Tell us a little about yourself and an admissions advisor will reach out about programs, financing, and touring a campus in Ogden, St. George, or Idaho Falls.
