We’re honored to have you as part of the Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program. Thank you for sharing your feedback through recent surveys and town halls, as your voice helps shape the future of the program. We want to assure you that we remain fully committed to supporting your development and are implementing updates to the Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program. These new opportunities are designed to mitigate industry constraints for participants while maintaining robust and safe training experiences for all.
We encourage you to bookmark the link to this page to stay up to date with the latest options available for the Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program!
We encourage you to bookmark the link to this page to stay up to date with the latest options available for the Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program!
Choosing the right flight route:
Choosing the right flight route:
Unsure which route to take? Read the details below to help you choose the right path for you!
Fly with Destination 225° Flight Partners
We're proud to partner with CAE, SkyWarrior, and US Aviation for Phase 1 of our Destination 225° Program. We're addressing Phase 1 timelines through actionable solutions in partnership with our flight training providers, including:
- Updated flight scheduling processes
- Recruitment of additional stage check evaluators
- Improved alignment of student/instructor availability (including the addition of nightshifts)
- Facillitating the acquisition of additional aircraft
Fly your way with the Bring Your Own Partner (BYOP) Program
We’re expanding opportunities with flight training partners and through our Bring Your Own Partner (BYOP) Program, which are expected to mitigate industry constraints for participants.
In Phase 2 of Destination 225°, we’ve approved additional opportunities through our BYOP Program, allowing instruction at Part 61 (with two or more aircrafts) and Part 135/91 (fixed wing only), as well as through aerial observation.
In Phase 3 of Destination 225°, we’ve approved additional opportunities through our BYOP Program, allowing flying with all Part 135 operators flying turbine-powered, fixed-wing aircraft, 125 Operators, and Part 91/91K Operators flying turbojet.
In Phase 2 of Destination 225°, we’ve approved additional opportunities through our BYOP Program, allowing instruction at Part 61 (with two or more aircrafts) and Part 135/91 (fixed wing only), as well as through aerial observation.
In Phase 3 of Destination 225°, we’ve approved additional opportunities through our BYOP Program, allowing flying with all Part 135 operators flying turbine-powered, fixed-wing aircraft, 125 Operators, and Part 91/91K Operators flying turbojet.
All BYOP opportunities must be submitted via the Progress Report Portal to the Destination 225° Team for review and approval. We invite you to read the FAQ section below for additional instructions on navigating to and completing the BYOP submission form.
You have questions. We have answers.
You have questions. We have answers.
Thank you for sharing your feedback and questions with us! We'll continue to update the FAQs section as we receive more questions, and you're encouraged to visit this page often for new updates.
Additional questions? Contact our Team.
Additional questions? Contact our Team.