HPA has discounted rates with nearby quality hotels. This usually includes suites, kitchens, breakfast and daily transportation to and from our training center.

National Airspace System, ATC Facilities, ATC System Design & Equipment, Airport Operations, Avionics & Instrumentation, Airport Charts

On an average, the annual beginning salary for an aircraft dispatcher at a regional airline ranges between $28,000 and $32,000. After several years of experience, the salaries can reach $90,000 with managers attaining even higher pay.

As an assistant dispatcher, the major carriers’ base salaries are usually around $40,000. Considering shift
differentials and license pay, senior flight dispatchers make in excess of $125,000.

Benefits usually include medical and dental insurance, life insurance, stock purchase options and retirement plans. Many companies offer free flight benefits for their aircraft flight dispatchers plus free or reduced fares for their families.

The FAA Aircraft Dispatcher license not only qualifies one to become a certified dispatcher, but it opens the door to many other jobs in aviation. The first interviews and jobs will be with the regional airlines and in the corporate sector of aviation. After gaining valuable dispatching experience, interviews can begin with the major airlines.

Also, internationally there is a large demand for applicants with the FAA Aircraft Dispatcher license.

Notice of cancellation must be received at our office 21 days prior to class date by certified mail. HPA will retain $150.00 as a cancellation fee and for one year a non-refundable $100 will be credited to the student’s account as a deposit towards the rescheduling of training. The balance of $250 will be refunded.

International students must have the appropriate visa to attend the dispatcher training program. If an employer is financing the training, one may enter the United States on a B-1 visa, otherwise an individual
must have an M-1 visa. Higher Power Aviation has the right to refuse training to anyone arriving with the incorrect visa. Upon making a deposit, a receipt for payment will be sent with the I-20 which the applicant will in turn present to the US Embassy. All other expenses, like VISA, Ticket, Fooding is to be added as extra, where as lodging is included.

Notice of cancellation must be received at our offices 21 days prior to class date by certified mail or emailed to info@jetcrew.com.

If cancellation is due to U.S. Embassy denial of the M-1 visa, Higher Power Aviation will retain all processing fees and return $1900 to the customer. The refund will be processed upon receipt of Embassy refusal documentation. All other cancellations will receive a return of $1825, plus for one year, a nonrefundable $175 will be credited to the student’s account as a deposit towards the rescheduling of training.

If cancellation is due to U.S. Embassy denial of the M-1 visa, Higher Power Aviation will retain all processing fees and return $900 to the customer. The refund will be processed upon receipt of Embassy refusal documentation. All other cancellations will receive a return of $825, plus for one year, a nonrefundable $175 will be credited to the student’s account as a deposit towards the rescheduling of training.