ATP Jets Launches ATP CTP Training at United Airlines' Denver Training Center

Colorado, USA – US-based FAA Part 142 training provider ATP Jets has commenced its first Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program (ATP CTP) class at United Airlines' Flight Training Center in Denver, Colorado. The launch marks the company's fourth new training location in 2026, extending access to ATP CTP simulator training across the United States.

• ATP Jets Vice President and Director of Operations Shane Kelley confirmed that the company has added four new training locations during 2026, operating through facilities associated with:
  • JetBlue in Orlando,
  • Boeing in Miami,
  • United Airlines in Denver and
  • Las Vegas Flight Academy (LVFA) in Las Vegas.
• The expansion complements ATP Jets' established Dallas training operation, giving the provider access to training facilities across five US metropolitan areas.
• ATP Jets has received FAA approval to conduct ATP CTP training in Denver using Boeing 737, Boeing 777 and Airbus A320 simulator platforms.
• The company's ATP CTP course is priced at US$2,995 and follows a six-day instructional schedule. ATP Jets reported in July 2026 that more than 30,000 pilots had completed its ATP CTP program.
• AFM previously reported that United Airlines completed the first phase of its Denver Flight Training Center expansion in August 2026, bringing its inventory to 86 training devices, comprising 52 full-motion flight simulators and 34 fixed training devices. The facility can accommodate up to 860 pilots per day and conduct more than 32,000 training events annually.

About ATP Jets
ATP Jets is a US-based FAA Part 142 airline training provider and part of ATP Flight School's nationwide pilot training network, with its primary advanced training operation in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The company provides ATP CTP, aircraft type rating and jet transition training, supporting airline pilot qualification and career progression.

Source: Shane Kelley (ATP Jets)