Non-US Citizens
ARE ALLOWED to take
an Introductory Lesson
prior to starting an Enrollment Application or
TSA background check!
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However, if you
are non-US citizen, we ask that you only sign
up for a 1-time lesson option - not a multi-lesson
package.
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Our Flight Training
Operation is IS APPROVED
by the TSA to provide instruction to non-US citizens
who want to earn a pilot certificate.
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- Our operation
is inspected annually by the TSA.
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- On Feb 28, 2022,
The TSA's Alien Flight Student Program was renamed
as the Flight Training Security Program (FTSP).
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- The previous
website at https://www.flightschoolcandidates.gov
is no longer accessible.
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To be eligible to enroll in our program,
you must already be living here
LOCALLY and LEGALLY.
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You must be a Permanent
Resident, or be in the country on some type of
valid "long-term" US visa.
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We cannot help
international students attain any type of visa
or help with your immigration status.
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We do not offer
accommodations for international students.
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Who must participate in the TSA's Flight Training
Security Program (FTSP)?
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All
non-citizens or nationals of the United States
(even Permanent Residents) seeking flight training
must undergo the TSA's AFSP process, if:
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They
wish to receive flight training in the United
States or its territories, whether or not training
will lead to an FAA certificate or type rating;
and/or
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They
wish to receive flight training from an FAA-certificated
facility, provider, or instructor that could lead
to an FAA rating, whether in the United States
or abroad.
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