The Airline Career Pathway organizes flight training and career guidance into stages. Alpha does not promise a salary, airline role, flight-hour total, or hiring timeline; admissions can explain the current training plan. Published prices depend on entry level — see the Miami FAA training cost guide.
Each FAA certificate and rating in the Airline Career Pathway has its own page with requirements, FAA minimum hours and frequently asked questions. Alpha offers the pathway by entry level: students with no license start at Rookie — Level I.
Competence Begin an individual FAA Part 61 plan.
Training may include the Private Pilot License (PPL), Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot License (CPL), and multi-engine rating.
Experience Continue with flight instructor training when it fits your plan.
After earning the required qualifications, a pilot may pursue work and continue accumulating experience; Alpha does not guarantee employment or hours.
Career in the USA Prepare for later stages of an airline career and continue building experience.
The Student Agreement guarantees five interviews with U.S. commercial airlines when you successfully complete the Airline Career Pathway, subject to its conditions; a job is not guaranteed. OMS Pilot Green Card guidance is available only when applicable and after airline employment; approval is not guaranteed.
Alpha Aviation Group delivers an individual FAA Part 61 training plan in the Miami, Florida area. Available areas include PPL, CPL, instrument, multi-engine, flight instructor, and aviation English training. Enrollment does not guarantee a certificate, hours, or employment. A guide to FAA Part 61 training in Miami for Latin American students explains who the path is for, the FXE and KHWO bases, and how to talk with admissions. A Miami FAA training cost guide publishes prices by entry level. Cost is not one fixed quote; prior training matters.
Phase 1 – Core flight training
Alpha builds the sequence around the student’s prior experience and selected goals.
Timing varies by student; admissions provides the current plan.
Students whose individual route includes instruction can continue with flight instructor training.
Employment and flight-hour totals depend on qualifications, authorization, availability, and third-party decisions; Alpha does not guarantee them.
At a later stage, Alpha may present qualified candidates and help them prepare for airline hiring processes.
Alpha does not provide legal advice or guarantee an immigration outcome.
Alpha Aviation’s own student records include people from more than 15 countries, with particular experience supporting students from Latin America:
Asia 
Latin America 
Middle East 
Europe and more 
At Alpha in Miami I grow as a pilot every day. International students and instructors feel like family.
Instructors push us to our full potential. Every flight brings me closer to becoming a professional pilot.
Alpha supported my flight-training path with guidance in English, housing logistics, and paperwork.
Alpha supported my CFI training while keeping safety central to the process.
A few weeks in, Alpha already feels like home. The team had everything ready before my first flight.
Coming from Korea, Alpha helped me understand the path from initial flight training toward later professional stages.
From day one they trained me as a confident pilot and welcomed me into a community that truly cares.
Training with Alpha has been an important experience in my life. The community already feels like family.
I found passion, professionalism, and genuine care. Instructors mentor you, and this community wants you to succeed.
