Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find out more information about the secondary application for the Professional Flight Program?

Visit the Application Process for Admission into the Professional Flight Program page.

What are your current enrollment numbers?

We have approximately 170 Professional Flight Students and 100 Management Students.

How many new flight students do you admit?

We are currently capable of admitting approximately 60-65 flight students each fall, and a small number of students each spring.

What is the typical class size?

Class sizes vary, ranging anywhere from 8-12 per course to upwards of 65 per course, depending on where you are in the program. Freshman courses are usually larger that Junior/Senior courses.

Who provides your flight training?

Mesa Pilot Development, the primary training arm of Mesa Air Group, is our contracted flight provider and co-developer of our Airline Bridge Training Program. The Airline Bridge Training Program guarantees an interview with Mesa Air Group for successful graduates of the AMT Professional Flight program who are eligible for employment in the United States. Mesa Air Group provides First Officers for one of the following airlines operated by Mesa Air Group: America West Express, United Express, and US Airways Express.

What is the cost of tuition?

Information on tuition and fees can be found on the Student Tuition and Fees page.

Are flight training costs included in the cost of tuition?

No, flight training costs are separate. For more information on the cost associated with flight training, visit the Flight Training Costs page.

Is financial aid available for flight training?

The financial aid office considers the cost of your flight training as a part of your education expenses when awarding financial aid. There are also various loans available to help pay for the flight training. For more information please contact the ASU Student Financial Assistance Office at (480)727-1041.

What type of housing is available?

There is a wide range of housing available here on campus from studio apartments to four bedroom homes. For more information, visit the Housing page.

Do all of your classes have to be taken at the Polytechnic campus?

It is recommended due to scheduling conflicts that you take your courses here at the Polytechnic campus, though you may take some of your general studies courses at other campuses. All AMT Department courses are offered only at the Polytechnic campus.

How do I find an advisor?

If you are a perspective student, one of our faculty members can meet with you to discuss any questions you might have regarding our program. If you are a current student all of our faculty members are advisors. When you enroll in AMT 101, a faculty advisor will be assigned to you.