Skyborne Highlights 2026 Application Window for Jet2FlightPath Fully Sponsored Cadet Program

United Kingdom – Skyborne Airline Academy, a leading UK‑headquartered pilot training provider with flight training bases in the UK and the USA, has highlighted the open application window for the fully sponsored Jet2FlightPath programme, offering cadets a direct, funded pathway to join Jet2.com as a Second Officer.

• Skyborne has been selected again by Jet2.com and Jet2holidays as an official training supplier for the Jet2FlightPath programme, reinforcing its role in delivering airline‑aligned pilot training.
• The Jet2FlightPath application window opened on 17 February 2026, with a limited period anticipated to remain open until 10 March 2026.
• The fully sponsored training pathway comprises four key phases:Phase 1 – Theoretical Knowledge Training delivered at Skyborne’s UK training centres in Gloucestershire or Bournemouth.Phase 2 – Single‑Engine Flight Training including Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and advanced upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) conducted in Vero Beach, Florida, USA.Phase 3 – Multi‑Engine Instrument Rating (IR) Training back in the UK at Gloucestershire or Bournemouth.Phase 4 – APS MCC (Airline Pilot Standards Multi‑Crew Cooperation) training at Gloucestershire Airport.
• Phase 1 – Theoretical Knowledge Training delivered at Skyborne’s UK training centres in Gloucestershire or Bournemouth.
• Phase 2 – Single‑Engine Flight Training including Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and advanced upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) conducted in Vero Beach, Florida, USA.
• Phase 3 – Multi‑Engine Instrument Rating (IR) Training back in the UK at Gloucestershire or Bournemouth.
• Phase 4 – APS MCC (Airline Pilot Standards Multi‑Crew Cooperation) training at Gloucestershire Airport.
• This structured programme provides a fully funded route to the flight deck with Jet2 and encapsulates both theoretical and practical pilot training elements designed to meet airline hiring standards.

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