Join the Movement

ATC Ambassadors

Earn More

Teach Air Traffic Control.

01

Get Certified

We Educate and Certify you to teach our
Virtual Classes.

02

Teach

Teach our Virtual Classes on your own Schedule and accommodate your Students.

03

Earn

ATC Ambassadors Earn
HIGHER
Commission Rates
than Affiliates.

Earn Up to 

per 10 Students

Who can become an ATC Ambassador?

Flight Instructors

Flight Instructors are great ATC Ambassadors. You have a 1-on-1 connection with Student Pilots that makes it possible to have in depth dialogues about ATC. It's also a great way to support your own Journey in aviation.

Organizations

Organizations such as
Pilot Associations, Magazines, Flying Clubs, Aviation Non-Profits, etc., are great ATC Ambassadors. Your platforms are ideal for building a strong community of Pilots who want to learn about ATC.

Influencers

Influencers have the widest impact as ATC Ambassadors.
You can take the mission of ATC Education worldwide.
Being a Certified ATC Ambassador will also bring
Authority and Authenticity to your channel when you talk about ATC.

Don't wait.

Start Teaching.

Join the
Affiliate Program
First

You will be given details for becoming an
ATC Ambassador

Have Questions?

Get a detailed packet 
about becoming 
an ATC Ambassador.

Meet Our Ambassadors

Matthew Starr
ATC for Pilots, Founder/CEO

“Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself” 
Chinese Proverb

Cooper The Pilot
Aviation Influencer

“I believe that a girl should not do what she thinks she should do, but should find out through experience what she wants to do.”
Amelia Earhart

Disclaimers
Any views, opinions, or statements presented by ATC for Pilots belong solely to ATC for Pilots and do not represent the regulations and authority of the Federal Aviation Administration. ATC for Pilots develops curriculum and educational materials based upon regulations presented by the Federal Aviation Administration. User discretion is advised, and individuals should reference all regulations and other materials produced by the Federal Aviation Administration regarding the operation of aircraft in controlled airspace or under any other jurisdiction of air traffic control. ATC for Pilots operates independently from other institutions or organizations that ATC for Pilots may or may not be associated with in professional or personal capacity, unless explicitly stated. Information and educational materials provided by ATC for Pilots and its affiliates are not legal or official recommendations in the operation of any aircraft.