Aviation Maintenance

US Aviation Academy offers career-focused training programs in flight, aircraft maintenance, and aircraft dispatch, preparing students for high-demand roles across the aviation industry. Through practical, hands-on pathways, graduates build the skills and credentials needed to move confidently from the classroom into the workforce.

Epic Flight Academy, founded in 1999, is the largest Part 141 flight school in the United States.

Located in Vincennes, Indiana, The Vincennes University Aviation Technology Center one of the oldest and only higher education flight schools in Indiana. The satellite campus of Vincennes University acts as a separate technical school and offers two associate degrees, Aviation Flight Technology and Aviation Maintenance Technology. The flight school is located on the Eagle Creek […]

Located in Anchorage, Alaska, the University of Alaska-Anchorage offers four aviation-focused tracks for students. Two of the programs are offered in both associate and bachelor degree paths and the other two are offered in certificate programs or minors and associate degrees.

Located in Dayton, Ohio, Sinclair Community College offers a vast array of different aviation programs ranging from certificate programs to full bachelor-degree programs. The school also offers both fixed-wing and rotor wing pilot tracks.

Located in Eugene, Oregon, Lane Community College offers three associate degrees and two certificate programs in the aviation industry.

Located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, Henderson State University offers a bachelor’s degree with three concentrations for future aviation professionals.

Located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Eastern Mennonite University offers a business major with a concentration in aviation and a certificate program. The university is home to the only collegiate aviation program in south central Pennsylvania.

Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Community College of Allegheny County offers two aviation associate degree programs and a certificate program for aspiring pilots. Students can pursue a bachelor’s degree at one of the school’s partner universities after completing their associate.

Located in Jacksonville, Florida, Florida State College at Jacksonville offers four associate degree programs with focuses in aviation, as well as four aviation certificate tracks. The school enrolls students year-round.