Absolute Altitude Aircraft Dispatcher Careers  The Aircraft Dispatcher career first started in 1938. The Civil Aeronautics Act mandated that airlines must conduct their flights as safely as possible and for that reason the FAA started the position of Aircraft Flight Dispatcher. All airlines in the United States employ licensed aircraft dispatchers. Some larger corporations also employ dispatchers. These dispatchers are responsible for the safe operation of the airlines and share equal responsibility with the pilots as to the safe operation of each and every flight. Dispatchers are responsible for obtaining the weather, fuel planning, safety of the aircraft and safety of the crew in the aircraft. They are also responsible for monitoring each and every flight as it is conducted as well as updating weather information as the flight progresses. Aircraft Dispatchers are not only used in the United States but are found in airlines all over the world. As aircraft and airspace becomes more complex, the demand for qualified aircraft dispatchers will increase. Absolute Altitude Airline Dispatcher School  Our Airline Dispatch School offers an FAA approved Aircraft Flight Dispatcher Training Program. Our instructors are highly qualified and offer a personal teaching environment. They have a passion for aviation and want to pass it onto others. Unlike On-Line courses, we provide personal instruction in a small classroom environment. We use the most current and up to date information that is the industry standard. These are the same standards that are used by current airline dispatchers. Our quality of instruction will certainly prepare you for your future as an Airline Dispatcher. Our school is conveniently located in Southwest Fort Worth with many hotels/motels and restaurants nearby. Course Overview  Absolute Altitude is an FAA approved Airline/Aircraft Dispatcher Training Program. Our students who graduate will qualify for the FAA Dispatcher Certificate. Our curriculum has been approved by the Dallas/Fort Worth Flight Standards District Office. Our curriculum is a 6 week (200 hour) Aircraft Dispatcher Training Program. The course meets the regulatory requirements of the FAA (14 CFR Part 65) and will prepare the student for the FAA written exam and the oral/practical exam. Upon satisfactory completion of these exams, you will be issued an FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate. Course Qualifications  1. Students must be able to read, speak, write and understand the English language. 2. Students must be 21 years of age to take the course. You must be 23 years of age to receive a certificate. If you are between the ages of 21 and 23 we will provide a letter of completion for you to present to the FAA when you turn 23. You will then receive your certificate from them. Launch Your Flight Dispatcher Career Today Please use the form on this page to contact us about your future in the aviation industry. We're ready to answer all of your questions. Locations:
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