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732
W. Deer Valley Rd.
Phoenix, AZ
85027
Deer Valley
Airport (DVT)
Admissions
(480) 302-9911
Aircraft Sales
(480) 302-9911
Flight School
Main Number
(623) 869-6973
Charter Dept.
Direct Line
(480) 991-5557
Fax (480)
302-9912
www.westwindaviation.com
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Westwind School of Aeronautics,
in affiliation with Gulfstream
Training Academy, are offering
an innovative program to allow
students a fast track to the
airlines by doing their initial
training at Westwind and then
completing their training at
Gulfstream training Academy's
First Officer Program.
Under these programs, students
will obtain their Private Pilot
Certificate, Instrument Rating,
and Commercial Multi-engine
certificate at Westwind School
of Aeronautics. Once
completing these courses, the
students will begin the First
Officer Training Program at
Gulfstream Academy as outlined
below. Upon completion of
the training program at
Gulfstream Training Academy,
they students are
GUARANTEED A
JOB as a first officer
with Gulfstream Airlines flying
Beech 1900D airliners!
The estimated cost for the
programs come to $44,825 for the
Westwind portion, and $29,900
for the Gulfstream portion.
Under this program, students may
be eligible for attractive
financing to pay for both
programs. For more
information, give us a call at
(480) 302-9911.

First Officer Training Program
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FIRST
OFFICER PROGRAM
Gulfstream
Academy's First Officer Program
is unique to the airline
training industry in that it not
only offers one of the
industry's most comprehensive
training programs but also
offers a seamless, accelerated,
and GUARANTEED route to a Right
Seat in the First Officer
training program with Gulfstream
International Airlines.
We invite you to carefully
review the policies of other
flight schools then ask yourself
this very important final
question: Will I need to work
as a flight instructor or
purchase some other costly
flight-time building program
just to obtain a First Officer
job INTERVIEW with an airline?
The answer is,
unconditionally, Yes with most
other programs.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
First Officer
candidates must be 18 years of
age, hold FAA Commercial and
Instrument certificates with a
Multi-engine rating, a valid
passport, and a first class
medical certificate. The
candidate will be required to
demonstrate pilot proficiency
and aeronautical knowledge via a
simulator evaluation and
written examination.
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The
Gulfstream Academy First Officer
Program offers:
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More Than 280 Hours Of
Airline Quality Flight
Training For Less Than
$72 Per Hour |
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Rapidly
Advance Your Airline
Pilot Career With
Turboprop Flight Time In
The Beech 1900D |
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Increase
Your Airline Operational
Knowledge With Line
Observation and Jump
Seat Flights |
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Train
And Check As An Airline
Pilot in
State-Of-The-Art Beech
1900D Level-D ("FSS")
Full Flight Simulator |
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Qualify
As A Part-121 Airline
Pilot And Fly The Line
As A Paid First Officer
in The Beech 1900D
Turboprop |
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Receive
a Guaranteed Airline
Interview With
Continental Connection,
Operated By Gulfstream
International Airlines
("GIA"), And Or Our Code
Share Affiliate Airlines |
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Finance
100% Of Your Airline
Training Using One Of
Our Exclusive Deferred
Payment Loan Programs
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Enhance
Your Industry Contacts
And Professional
Networking By Becoming A
Part Of More Than 1,600
Airline Pilots Who Have
Completed Our Unique
Flight Training Programs
. Qualify For Our CRJ
Preferred Interviews.
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Hours |
Areas of Training |
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80 |
Ground School Airline
Indoctrination And
Operations |
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40 |
CRM (Crew Resource
Management) and Airline
Briefing |
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80 |
Ground School Beech
1900D Systems
Integration |
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32 |
Frasca 242 Beech 1900D
Turboprop Simulator
Training |
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4 |
Beech 1900D Aircraft
Static Session And EFIS
Training |
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28 |
Full Flight Simulator
Level-D Beech 1900D
Flight Training |
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8 |
Airline Line Observation
Jump Seat Flights Beech
1900D |
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250 |
Flying Line As Part-121
Paid First Officer At
GIA In Beech 1900D |
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522
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Total Hours Of Training
Including 318 Hours OF
Turboprop Flight
Training |
• All training hours are
based on averages while
the actual amount of
training is based on
individual proficiency.
• Programs are approved
and conducted primarily
under Federal Aviation
Regulations Part 121,
with some limited Part
91 training.
• Prior flight
experience is required
including commercial,
instrument, and
multi-engine rating.
• The cost for all
materials and check
rides is included in the
overall program.
• Program prices do not
include room & board and
the required uniforms
• Applicable prices and
costs for most other
services are listed in
the following pages of
this brochure.
• The actual number of
weeks it will take to
complete ground school
and flight training will
vary according to the
individual's schedule
and proficiency
• The overall program is
expected to take
approximately seven
months to complete. |
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