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Southwest Added to Thrive Aviation Pipeline

Zero to Hero Program Eventually Ends in Slot at SWA

Thrive Aviation announced a new partnership with Southwest Airlines, allowing graduates to head into the carrier's Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program.

The program works in the usual cadet program manner, with students working their way through their ratings, instructing, and time building in order to become a SWA FO in "as little as four years." Those timelines are always subject to student loads, however, and time building is always the name of the game.

"As a Southwest Airlines alum, this partnership has an entirely different meaning—it's certainly a full circle moment for me. The program catalyzes a new pilot's aviation career, offering them mentorship, training, and the opportunity to build the needed hours. This partnership is a testament to our shared vision of culture and innovation" says Chief Executive Officer, Curtis Edenfield.

"Southwest is excited to welcome Thrive Aviation to our Destination 225° Pilot Pathways Program as a new partner in our Cadet Pathway," said Lee Kinnebrew, Vice President Flight Operations at Southwest Airlines. "The program aims to support and inspire pilots interested in joining Southwest as a First Officer, and we look forward to working with cadet candidates as they build flight experience."

FMI: www.flythrive.com

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