Aviation Schools: Training & Degree Programs

The following is a list of flight schools and degree programs in the following areas: Flight, Management, Operations, Maintenance, Engineering. Some schools offer only flight training via Part 61 or Part 141 tracks. Schools that offer degree programs at the Associate and Bachelor level will likely include focused coursework in each aspect of your degree area.

Schools that provide flight training only are obligated to train you to FAA standards. Their academic or “ground” training will vary widely but will still provide you with at least the basic tools necessary to advance in your career.

If you are interested in a post-high school degree in another area, but still want to pursue flight training and a possible a flight school is all you will need.

 

Local Schools

Morey Airplane Company (Part 61)

Wisconsin Aviation (Part 61)

Madison College – Professional Aeronautics Certificate
(Partnered with Wisconsin Aviation)  (Part 61)

Flight Training Academies

These schools offer flight training only. Most training programs are under offered under Part 141. Many of these schools offer accelerated programs that take an individual from zero hours to a Certified Flight Instructor or Air Transport Pilot Certificate. Scholarships for these types of school are often not available and this type of program is largely self-financed.