Understand the training, review the FAA requirements, and speak with SB Aviation about your next step.
Every airline flight has two people legally responsible for it. The captain, and the dispatcher.
Dispatchers authorize, regulate, control and monitor commercial flights from the ground: weather, routes, fuel, performance. It is one of aviation's most demanding careers, and you can reach it without flying hours.
Discover the dispatcher course
FAA-approved Aircraft Dispatcher training, taught by working professionals. Join a group class or build an individual schedule around your job.
The full FAA-approved course, from meteorology to practical dispatching, ending with the FAA knowledge test and practical exam.
A clear path through the two FAA exams required for dispatcher certification.
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200 hours covering Part 65, Subpart C.
Usually taken during the first half of the course.
With an FAA examiner, after completing the course.
Aircraft Dispatcher certificate, ready for airline operations.
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