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Atlas Air partners with Spartan Education Group on pilot academy

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Atlas Air partners with Spartan Education Group on pilot academy
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International cargo carrier Atlas Air announced on Monday, August 19, that it has formed a partnership with Spartan Education Group to create the Atlas Cadet Academy at a dedicated facility in West Chicago, Illinois. The program is designed to train pilots for Atlas’ fleet of Boeing 747, 767, and 777 widebody freighters. According to Atlas, it is the only program formulated to specialize in cargo operations.

The training curriculum focuses on customized instruction dedicated to the corporate culture at Atlas. It also offers firsthand exposure for students to experience what cargo operations entail.

As reported by FreightWaves, Dan Bregman, Spartan Education Group VP of strategy and development, stated, “We work very closely with Atlas to design a program that creates the skills and competencies that they’re looking for. If I’m a university or flight school and I’ve got 20 airlines all recruiting, it’s really tough for me to tailor my program for any one of those airlines. We are recruiting students from day one who are interested in flying for Atlas, which is different from a lot of other partnerships. We don’t want another airline poaching you. We want to keep you focused on this path that you’ve chosen.”

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Atlas Air does not cover students’ tuition or flight time costs nor does it guarantee employment. However, it has invested in the Spartan program and provides a pathway for potential employees. This includes tours of Atlas Air flight operations and contact with Atlas pilots to familiarize students with professional development and safety practices. Students can also use flight simulators associated with Atlas Air aircraft. Private loan programs are available.

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