No. The program is designed for students with little or no previous aviation experience.
No. Flight simulation equipment is provided as part of the program.
Absolutely not. Aviation includes careers in drones, aircraft maintenance, airports, airlines, aerospace, technology, air traffic control, and many other areas.
Students receive extensive exposure to aviation through classroom instruction, simulation, and hands-on activities. The program is designed to introduce students to the knowledge and skills involved in aviation.
Yes. Students have opportunities to learn about and operate unmanned aircraft systems.
Aviation can be challenging—but that's part of what makes it exciting. Students are encouraged to learn, make mistakes, ask questions, and improve.
You don't have to be an expert. Aviation uses math, science, technology, communication, and problem-solving, and students develop these skills throughout the program.
There are hundreds of aviation-related careers, including pilot, aircraft mechanic, air traffic controller, flight attendant, airport operations, drone operator, aerospace careers, and many more.
That's exactly why you should explore it. You don't have to know your future career before you start.