Pilot Training

From Honolulu Community College: The Aeronautics Maintenance Technology program is designed to prepare individuals for Federal Aviation Administration certification as aircraft Airframe and Powerplant mechanics. Students in this program obtain knowledge and practical applications in such areas as hydraulics, sheet metal, electrical installation and troubleshooting, welding, the use of hand power tools, engine theory, troubleshooting […]

From Middle Georgia State: The courses in the Department of Aviation Science and Management provide foundational knowledge to students in the Flight Technology, Air Traffic Control, Aviation Management and other aviation programs through core aviation academics. In addition to the foundational academic coursework, the Department delivers the ground school courses required by the FAA under […]

From Miami Dade Community College: The renowned Eig-Watson School of Aviation has been a leader in the aviation field since its beginnings in 1961. As a pioneer in aviation education, it has served the South Florida area as one of the premier institutes of learning. Continuing in its success, the School has expanded its degree and course […]

From FIT: Founded as “Brevard Engineering College” in 1958, Florida Institute of Technology today is a comprehensive, research-intensive national university offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees that prepare students for careers of the future. As Florida’s STEM University™ Florida Tech’s approach to academics is research-driven, high-tech and hands-on, allowing students to both gain knowledge and […]

From ERAU Daytona: As the world’s largest and most respected university specializing in aviation and aerospace, Embry-Riddle has been at the forefront of ground-breaking aeronautical milestones since the early days of flight. With over 140,000 graduates around the globe, Embry-Riddle is not only leading the future, it is changing it.

From Delaware State University: Delaware State University’s Aviation Program provides students with quality education and experience in preparation for careers in the aviation industry. Curricula in the program lead to a Bachelor of Science degree with concentrations in Aviation Management or Professional Pilot. With competitive overall flight lab fees, its own fleet of twenty-two aircraft, and an […]

From Metropolitan State: Home to the second-most aviation jobs in the nation, the Centennial State provides ample opportunities to take to the sky. As the industry continues to grow, MSU Denver’s Aviation and Aerospace Science Department (AVS) has reimagined possibilities by evolving into one of the largest and most sophisticated programs in the country — […]

From San Jose State: BS Aviation programs prepare you for careers in professional flying, airport operations and management, maintenance management, and airline operations, general management, and air traffic control management. BS Industrial Technology Program prepares students for technical management careers in Business, Industry, and government working with high tech Computer Network Systems, and development and […]

From Mt. SAC: Established in the 1940s, the Mt. SAC Aeronautics program is the largest two-year aviation program in California and is nationally recognized as one of the best. Whether you want to become a commercial or helicopter pilot, military aviator or remote pilot operator, air traffic controller or airport manager, their degree program helps […]

From Auburn: Auburn University, then known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute (API), began teaching aviation administration courses in the 1920s. In 1939, API bought the Auburn University Regional Airport to participate in the Civilian Pilot Training Program, which prepared pilots for aerial combat in WWII. After the war, API retained the aviation programs that have grown […]