FAA EDUCATION PATHWAY

DOT SAP Education for FAA-Regulated Aviation Professionals

Aviation employees performing safety-sensitive functions covered by FAA drug and alcohol testing requirements. Education is designed to support a DOT-qualified SAP's individualized recommendation—not replace it.

Regulatory context14 CFR Part 120DOT overview of FAA-covered employees

INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC CONTEXT

Education connected to the work behind the regulation.

The FAA pathway connects the shared education engine to aviation safety, public trust, impairment risk, and the responsibilities associated with safety-sensitive aviation work.

What this program does—and does not do

  • The course provides education; it is not an FAA approval or fitness determination.
  • The referring SAP retains the successful-compliance decision.
  • The employer retains its separate responsibilities under applicable aviation rules.

4-, 8-, AND 12-HOUR OPTIONS

Select only the duration your SAP recommended.

All three options use the same secure purchase, protected access, submission, and review process.

4-Hour
$61$49one-time

A focused foundation in safety, responsibility, and the return-to-duty process.

  • Immediate protected access
  • Complete at your own pace
  • Secure online submission
  • Certificate after review
Enroll for $49 Klarna shown at checkout when eligible. Card options available.
12-Hour
$124$99one-time

The complete advanced education experience across all six learning modules.

  • Immediate protected access
  • Complete at your own pace
  • Secure online submission
  • Certificate after review
Enroll for $99 Klarna shown at checkout when eligible. Card options available.

Course completion documents education only. It does not itself establish successful compliance or return-to-duty eligibility.

COMMON QUESTIONS

About the FAA pathway

Does this program replace the FAA return-to-duty process?

No. It supplies education that may support a SAP recommendation. It does not replace the SAP evaluation, employer responsibilities, testing requirements, or any FAA determination.

Is the curriculum different for aviation professionals?

The core learning engine remains consistent, while this landing page and supporting context speak directly to aviation safety-sensitive roles and regulatory responsibilities.