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Forces to Flyers Solicitation Federal contract opportunity
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6913G618R200012
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Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary Transportation

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Attachment 2 Student Eligibility Statement

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Attachment 2: Student Eligibility Statement

Selected flight schools must use this form as part of their student application and selection process, and securely maintain it during the lifetime of the contract, to ensure students meet the minimum requirements to satisfy the government’s objectives of the Forces to Flyer training initiative. All students will be required to complete this form as part of their application process to selected flight school.

1. I have a high school diploma or GED. (initial here)

2. I can read, write, speak, and understand English fluently. (initial here)

3. I currently hold a valid US Passport or can obtain one. (initial here)

4. I do not have a Private Pilot’s License. (initial here)

5. I have never been convicted of a felony. (initial here)

6. I believe I am able to tolerate the physical stress of flying in the cockpit of a small aircraft. (initial here)

7. I have conducted independent research on the positives and negatives of a career as a commercial airline pilot and feel that it is compatible with my personal commitments, family responsibilities, and life goals.

(initial here)

Some potential resources include:

· https://www.flyingmag.com/tags/airline-pilot

· http://blog.expressjet.com/2016/06/28/aviation-vocab-101-crew-life-2/

· https://www.aopa.org/training-and-safety/career-pilots

· https://www.flyingmag.com/ideal-pilot-candidate-what-regional-airline-recruiters-want-most

· https://clearedtodream.org/become-an-airline-pilot/a-day-in-the-life/regional-pilot

7. If I am accepted into the Forces to Flyers initiative, I intend to pursue a career as a commercial airline pilot.

(initial here)

8. I understand that the Forces to Flyers initiative will not cover approximately $13,526 in training costs that will be incurred within my first 12 months of training and that I, with or without assistance from my training school, must provide these funds. I understand that $13,526 is the equivalent of the 100% benefit level of Post-9/11 GI Bill funding for one (1) academic year of vocational flight training. I may pursue this option to cover the $13,526 in costs or I may pursue other options including using my own funds. The flight school has also informed me of any additional costs associated with flight training for which I will be responsible.

(initial here)

9. The flight school has informed me of the responsibilities and time commitments required of me for flight training. (initial here)

With my signature, I verify that the above statements are true.

Signature:

Print name:

Date:

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