Leading airlines seek partnerships with Auburn University
Multiple U.S. airlines have signed talent pipeline agreements with Auburn University to ensure they can recruit the best aviation graduates in the country.
When Delta, United, Southwest, JetBlue, Envoy, Republic, Skywest and Endeavor look to fill their flight decks, they turn to the leader in aviation education: the School of Aviation in the College of Liberal Arts at Auburn University.
When it comes to pilot education, we are one of the longest running and most respected institutions in America. Now, we are shaping the next century of flight.
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