As you may already know, there are basic ratings or licenses that must be held in order to fly professionally. Once the basic flight training is completed and the flight ratings are awarded, you may then be concerned with building flight experience, which is measured in flight hours. Airlines, cargo operators, charter operations, and corporate flight departments will normally only consider candidates who posses a minimal amount of flight time for employment. Since most individuals fall short of the "employable level" of flight experience immediately after completing their initial flight ratings, the next step may be to find an economical means of building flight time experience. Through Airgo's flight instructor internship phase, you will gain the valuable flight time needed to move to your next career step.

Upon completion of Phase IIl and acquiring 500 to 1000 hours of additional  flight experience, you may be eligible for an interview as positions become available with a regional airline, cargo complany, corporate flight department or charter company. Airgo's graduates are flying for airlines around the world.