Spartan College Expands Allegiant Altitude Pilot Pathway to Tulsa Flight Program

Oklahoma, USA — Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology’s Tulsa flight school is officially offering the Allegiant Altitude Pilot Pathway, expanding access to a structured pathway designed to help aspiring pilots progress from flight training toward a potential professional pilot career with Allegiant Air.

Spartan College and Allegiant executive leadership will celebrate the expansion during an Altitude Signing Event on Friday, October 2, from 10:30–11:30 a.m. in the flight school’s hangar at Tulsa Riverside Airport (KRVS), recognizing the first cohort of Tulsa-based certified flight instructors (CFIs) entering the pathway.

The addition of Spartan College’s Tulsa flight program builds on the existing relationship between Allegiant and Spartan Education Group (SEG). The Altitude Pilot Pathway was first introduced within the SEG network through McAir Aviation in Colorado in 2023.

“We’re excited to bring the Altitude Pilot Pathway to our flight students and instructors here in Tulsa,” said Rob Polston, CEO of Spartan Education Group. “Spartan has been training aviation professionals since 1928, and partnerships like this help connect career-focused flight training with opportunities to engage directly with the airline industry. We look forward to celebrating our first Tulsa cohort alongside our valued partner Allegiant Air.”

To apply for the Altitude Pilot Pathway through Spartan College’s Tulsa flight program, pilots must have earned their FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate and meet applicable program eligibility requirements. Eligible pilots can apply to the pathway as they continue building the flight experience and qualifications needed to pursue a professional airline career.

Through the Altitude Pilot Pathway, participants have opportunities to engage with Allegiant throughout their professional development while continuing to build flight experience toward Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) eligibility and future airline opportunities.

“Bringing Altitude to Tulsa gives our pilots another opportunity to connect their training and experience with a defined professional pathway,” said Beau Schrader, Vice President of Flight Operations, Spartan College. “For those who have reached the important milestone of earning their Commercial Pilot Certificate, the pathway provides an opportunity to begin building a relationship with Allegiant while continuing to develop as professional pilots.”

About Spartan College
Established in 1928, Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology is a system of three schools with four locations and has trained over 100,000 pilots and technicians. Campuses are located in the following areas: Tulsa, OK; Los Angeles, CA; Inland Empire, CA; and Denver, CO. Spartan students have come from across the United States and over 40 countries.

Source: Spartan College