The Aviation Track

From the squadron to the right seat, planned like a sortie.

General career tools don't know what an R-ATP is, what a Part 121 sim eval looks like, or why your logbook format matters to a hiring team. The Aviation Track does.

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ATP minimums

Know which hour requirement you're actually working toward.

The calculator tracks all four pathways, shows progress by category, names the requirement that's holding you back, and estimates when you'll hit it at your current pace.

  • 750

    R-ATP, military pilots

  • 1,000

    R-ATP, 4-year aviation degree

  • 1,250

    R-ATP, 2-year aviation degree

  • 1,500

    Standard ATP

What's in the track

Built for airline hiring, not adapted from civilian tools.

  • Airline pay comparison

    FO and Captain scales for Delta, United, American, Southwest, Alaska, FedEx, UPS, and SkyWest, Year 1 through Year 12. Toggle hourly or annual, with total compensation context.

  • Airline resume

    Built for Part 121 hiring teams from your military flight hours, aircraft types, total time, and qualifications. Not a reformatted civilian resume.

  • Interview prep

    CRM behavioral scenarios, technical knowledge questions, and situational scenarios specific to airline interviews.

  • Application pipeline

    Track every airline application, event, and interview in one place, alongside your logbook checklist.

Your hours are already worth something. Find out how much.

The ATP calculator, airline pay comparison, and logbook checklist are free. The airline resume and interview prep are part of Pro: $15 a month or $120 a year, with a 7-day free trial.

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