About Endeavor Air

Endeavor Air is a regional airline from the United States. It flies under the IATA code 9E and ICAO code EDV. Aircraft types in the fleet include the Bombardier CRJ700 and Bombardier CRJ900. Its main hubs: Atlanta (ATL), Cincinnati (CVG), Detroit (DTW), Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) and 3 more. It belongs to Delta Air Lines.

Endeavor Air runs a cadet route for future pilots: the Propel Pilot Career Path Program. The link to the pilot careers portal is in the profile on this page. The requirements listed on this page cover flying hours and education. The selection is described stage by stage on this page.

The four phases

Where to train for Endeavor Air

Endeavor Air at a glance

IATA / ICAO

9E / EDV1

Country

United States

Hubs

Atlanta (ATL), Cincinnati (CVG), Detroit (DTW), Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP), New York JFK (JFK), New York LaGuardia (LGA), Raleigh/Durham (RDU)1

Fleet

Bombardier CRJ700, Bombardier CRJ9001

Cadet programme

Propel Pilot Career Path Program3

What does Endeavor Air ask of pilots?

Hours

Students can apply to Propel within 12 months of reaching ATP (or R-ATP) minimums; Endeavor interviews candidates within 6 months of their ATP minimum hours.4

Education

Preferred: graduate of an AABI-accredited flight programme or a Propel affiliate flight school.5

1. 1Endeavor Air (Wikipedia) · accessed 11 Oct 2026
2. 2Endeavor Air homepage · accessed 11 Oct 2026
3. 3Pilots | Endeavor Air · accessed 11 Oct 2026
4. 4Pilot Careers Frequently Asked Questions, Endeavor Air · accessed 11 Oct 2026
5. 5Propel Career Path Program, Endeavor Air · accessed 11 Oct 2026
6. 6Career Advancement Program, Endeavor Air · accessed 11 Oct 2026
7. 7Pilot Qualifications, Endeavor Air · accessed 11 Oct 2026