FAA Dispatcher Certification

Aircraft dispatchers share with pilots the ultimate responsibility for a flight’s commencement and completion.

*FAA Written Exam Requirements. There is only one prerequisite for the FAA Aircraft Dispatcher written exam, and that requirement is that the applicants must be at least 21 years of age. Once you have completed the written exam, the test scores are only valid for two years from the date of the examination.

Our program requires the completion of the following four classes:

• AVIA100: Private Pilot
  This course covers the theory of flight, environmental effects, aircraft and power plant system’s, weight and balance, operating data, basic navigation, basic meteorology, air traffic control principles, aviation safety, and federal aviation regulations.
• AVIA200: Instrument Pilot
  This course examines the operation of airplane flight instruments and navigation equipment, metrology, and federal aviation regulations pertinent to instrument flight, air traffic, control procedures, flight physiology, and instrument approach procedures.
• AVIA300: ATP/ADX Dispatcher Written Exam
  This is a comprehensive study of Federal regulations applicable to the field of aircraft dispatch. It also covers air traffic control procedures, airport planning, aircraft flight planning, weight and balance for transport category aircraft.
• AVIA400: Dispatcher Practical Exam
  This course is a comprehensive study of aviation weather, aircraft performance, aerodynamics, navigation and practical dispatching as applied to aircraft dispatch and dispatch resource management.

For questions please contact Dr. John Kolmos