ATP Flight School Apparel & Merch

Official ATP Flight School merch is available at Pilot Mall, which ATP names in its own Professional Pilot Uniform Policy as the source for current student uniform options and approved training center wear. Buying here means genuine embroidered or printed ATP apparel rather than an eBay, Etsy, or Redbubble reprint.

ATP requires the blue ATP polo worn clean, unwrinkled, and tucked in, paired with khaki, navy, or black chino-style pants or shorts and a belt, plus clean closed-toe dress shoes or sneakers. Checkrides call for business casual. Standard ball caps are restricted to the aircraft, while an ATP-branded cap may be worn at ATP training centers.

Airline Career Pilot Program students receive five free student uniform shirts as part of the ATP Training Bundle, along with the blue ATP polo provided by ATP. Many students add more ATP-branded polos, tees, and outerwear from this collection to keep clean, dress-code-ready options on rotation through training.

Generally, no. Standard ball caps are restricted to the aircraft and are not permitted in the training center. The exception is an ATP-branded cap, which may be worn at ATP training centers. That is why the ATP Aviation Trucker Hat and the ATP Flight School Pilot Trucker Cap are the dress-code-friendly headwear choices for students.

Yes. This collection serves current students, alumni, and instructors alike. Graduates often choose the Piper Seminole Alumni tee or the Since-1984 Legacy tee, while instructors and alumni reach for the moisture-wicking polos, navy quilted jackets, and vests to represent the program on and off the ramp.

For long, warm days on the flight line, a Dri-Fit moisture-wicking polo is the better pick because it pulls sweat away and stays presentable inside the dress code. A cotton t-shirt is more comfortable for ground school and casual downtime, so many students keep both in rotation.