By Andrea Lannom
Register-Herald Reporter
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Mountain State University and Airline Transport Professionals signed an academic services agreement Wednesday to reflect a new bachelor’s degree for aviation students with flight training to be completed through ATP.
ATP is a flight school with approximately 8,000 hours of flight training and nationwide cross-country flight experience per month. More than 3,300 FAA certificates are issued annually.
MSU President Charles Polk said he was excited for the opportunity.
“This means a lot for both of us,” he said. “We will be penetrating 22 new markets that we didn’t have before.”
To find out more, read Thursday's edition of The Register-Herald.
