ABP adds Moove and Pipedrive access for jet broker graduates

Aircraft Broker Program is expanding its career support system with up to six months of access to Moove and Pipedrive for eligible graduates. The move adds more than $3,474 in software value and is meant to cut startup costs while giving new brokers the tools used in business aviation.

Why it matters: - ABP is lowering the cost of entering private jet brokerage by giving graduates access to industry software they would otherwise need to buy themselves. - The expanded support is designed to help new brokers move faster from training to client work with sourcing tools, CRM workflows and onboarding. - ABP says the additions reduce the financial burden of starting out by $3,500.

What happened: - Aircraft Broker Program announced an expansion of its Career Support System with new collaborations with Moove and Pipedrive. - The announcement was made July 14, 2026, from Wilmington, Delaware. - Eligible graduates can now receive up to six months of access to Moove and Pipedrive. - Professional tier graduates receive six months of access to both platforms. - Advanced tier graduates receive three months of access to both platforms.

The details: - Moove is a jet sourcing platform available through FlyMoove.com. - The platform is used by operators and brokers to source aircraft, communicate with operators and identify charter availability. - ABP says Moove access includes onboarding and platform training. - Moove is valued at $500 per month. - The collaboration delivers up to $3,000 in value for eligible graduates. - Pipedrive is a CRM platform that ABP recommends for private jet brokers. - Pipedrive lets brokers centralize client information, track charter opportunities, manage deals in different currencies, synchronize email, automate follow-up tasks and manage sales activity from one platform. - Pipedrive integrates natively with Moove. - ABP says the integration helps brokers move information between sourcing and client management workflows while maintaining data integrity. - Pipedrive access includes onboarding and practical CRM training tailored to aircraft brokerage. - Pipedrive is valued at $79 per month. - The collaboration adds up to $474 in value for eligible graduates. - ABP’s curriculum includes CRM training on organizing client relationships, managing charter opportunities, automating follow-up activities, monitoring sales pipelines and building repeat business. - ABP’s broader career support also includes private jet broker training, practical sales simulations, brokerage matching, resume review and rewriting, personal branding guidance, broker-on-call support, a dedicated jet search engine, ongoing mentorship, interview preparation and career guidance. - ABP also offers a 15-day money-back guarantee, flexible payment options with Klarna or Afterpay and a curriculum developed entirely by aviation professionals using 100% human-created educational content.

Between the lines: - ABP is positioning technology fluency as part of the job, not an optional add-on. - The software partnerships suggest the program is trying to make graduates more job-ready for brokers who need to manage sourcing, sales and follow-up in one workflow. - The emphasis on reduced startup costs points to a broader recruiting pitch: lower the barrier to entry and make the transition into business aviation feel less risky.

What's next: - Eligible graduates will begin using Moove and Pipedrive as part of their post-graduation support. - ABP says onboarding, training and mentorship will continue alongside the software access. - The company will keep promoting its career support system as part of its private jet broker training offering.

The bottom line: - ABP is turning graduation support into a software-backed career launchpad, with tools and training aimed at helping new private jet brokers start faster and spend less.