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ATP Hosts Avelo Flight Operations Briefing for Georgia Pilot Trainees in July 2026

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August 4, 2026

Georgia, USA – US flight training group ATP Flight School hosted Avelo Airlines flight operations executive Scott Hall at its Falcon Field Training Center in Peachtree City for a meeting with students and instructors in July 2026.

  • ATP’s Avelo Airlines Career Track allows recommended flight instructors to interview with the carrier after reaching between 1,000 and 1,500 total flight hours. Candidates who complete Avelo’s selection process can receive a conditional employment offer and continue instructing with ATP until reaching 1,500 hours.
  • Before transitioning to Avelo, selected pilots must independently complete a two-week jet-transition programme incorporating ATP CTP training and Boeing 737 full-motion simulator experience.
  • Hall discussed Avelo’s flight operations with students and instructors during the visit.
  • ATP’s Falcon Field operation is located at Atlanta Regional Airport in Peachtree City and provides Airline Career Pilot, flexible commercial pilot, multi-engine and maintenance-related training activity. It forms part of ATP’s network of 87 US training centres.
  • Avelo placed a firm order for 50 Embraer E195-E2 aircraft with purchase rights for another 50 in September 2025. While the original order announcement targeted deliveries from 2027, the airline’s more recent corporate material states that E195-E2 operations are now planned to begin in 2028.

About ATP Flight School
ATP Flight School is an airline-oriented pilot training provider headquartered in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, offering ab-initio, commercial, instructor, ATP CTP and type-rating training. It operates 658 aircraft, comprising 326 Cessna 172 Skyhawks, 230 Piper Archer TX aircraft and 102 Piper Seminoles. The organisation operates 87 US training centres and 177 simulation devices, including 107 Precision Flight Controls advanced aviation training devices and 11 CRJ-200 flight training devices.

Source: ATP Flight School

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