Do you dream of a career of boundless horizons where the sky is literally the limit? Are you driven for a life of adventure and a strong financial future? If your goal is to fly for United but don't have flight experience, this is the place to start. Minimum admissions requirements for United Aviate Academy: - Are at least 18 years old - Are a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident (we do not sponsor foreign visas) - Have a high school diploma or GED equivalent - Ability to train in provided aircraft equipment with restricted height of 6’3” and max 250 pounds [2025 program costs] Private Pilot License (PPL) – $22,750* Instrument Rating (IR) – $17,000 Commercial Single Engine (COM-SE) – $25,500 Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) – $10,250 Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII) – $5,500 Commercial Multi Engine (COM-ME) – $8,000 6 certificate total: $89,000 Optional certificate: Multi Engine Instructor (MEI) – $ 9,250 Required fee: Check rides with Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) $9,700 Required fee: Funding for supplemental training plans $13,000 (Refunded upon graduation if not used) Required fee: FAA Knowledge Exams $875 (Paid directly to testing center) Additional fee: Written Exam Retakes (if applicable) Additional fee: Check ride retakes (if applicable)

Fleet and Facilities

UAA operates a fleet of single-engine and multi-engine aircraft, complemented by advanced simulators as part of our curriculum. Additionally, we provide desktop trainers, allowing students to practice independently offline. The facility covers 28 acres including an Administrative and Flight Operations building, cafeteria, three dormitories, two aircraft maintenance hangars, a simulator and facility maintenance building. The recreational facilities include tennis and basketball courts, two swimming pools, fitness room, sand volleyball court, and a student lounge area. The Phoenix area offers student pilots a wide variety of airspace to train. Students will gain experience flying in controlled, uncontrolled and special use airspace. There are dozens of small to medium sized airports in the area with many instrument approaches. Additionally, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is typically among the top ten busiest airports in the United States, offering our students experience operating in a high-density traffic environment later in their program while learning the basics at a smaller regional airport.