Phoenix East Aviation Airline Dispatcher Course

If you have a passion for aviation, consider a career as an Airline Dispatcher, one of the most exciting and best paying jobs in the airline industry. Commercial aviation is expanding worldwide, and now is an excellent time for you to begin this exciting career. Dispatcher positions are available with airlines throughout the world.

Phoenix East provides all your training. We offer a FAA-approved, six-week, 200 hour Airline Dispatcher Training Course at our flight training academy in Daytona Beach, Florida. You will learn in a classroom setting, at our modern airport facility, from experienced instructors.

After graduation from Phoenix East and certification, you will be ready to work in an airline's Operations Control Center, making decisions and sharing responsibility with an airline captain regarding daily flight operations; you will be the "captain on the ground." An Airline Dispatcher plans flights (based on weather, aircraft maintenance, airport navigational facilities, Notices to Airmen, alternate airports, etc.) The Dispatcher also may cancel or delay flights to ensure the safety of each flight. You typically work in a central office that controls all the flights for your airline. The Dispatcher is, indeed, a very important person in the operation of an airline.

For such an excellent career, which pays up to USD $80,000 a year with experience, you must, of course, be qualified, and Phoenix East provides all the training you need. Airlines in the U.S. and in countries throughout the world hire FAA-certified dispatchers. If you are an international student, Phoenix East will assist you in obtaining an M-1 visa to enable you to study in the U.S. We will train you for your FAA license and help you prepare a resume to obtain a job with an airline of your choice. Phoenix East also has agreements with airlines for immediate job placement for qualified students, based on airline needs. Graduates of the Airline Dispatcher Course must be at least 21 years of age to sit for the FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Knowledge Test and the Practical Exam *

During your training you will study many of the same things pilots do.
You will learn:

* Basic and Advanced Meteorology
* Communications
* Practical Dispatching
* Instrument Approach Procedures
* Federal Aviation regulations
* Aircraft Systems and Performance
* Instrument Approach Plates & Enroute Charts
* Global Navigation Systems
* Navigation
* Graphic and Non-graphic Weather
* Air Traffic Control
* Flight Planning
* Emergency situations

Start Now - Available Classes

Places in upcoming classes are still available. Contact us now and to reserve your place in the next class. Start your exciting new career as an Airline Dispatcher today!