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Aviation department courses meet requirements
of Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
Part 61 and Part 141 pilot training.
Courses can be customized to meet your
specific training needs. You must have
permission prior to enrolling in any
Aviation department course. The costs
shown are in addition to tuition and
other special fees.
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Credit Courses |
Primary Flying
AVIA 1222 -- 38 hours
Private Pilot's Certificate
$Call |
Advanced Flying
AVIA 2231 -- 40 hours
Commercial maneuvers
$Call |
Secondary Flying
AVIA 2341 -- 40 hours
Cross country time building
$Call |
Advanced Flight
Maneuvers
AVIA 3111 -- 5 hours
Unusual attitudes
$Call |
Instrument Flying
AVIA 3572 -- 39 hours
Instrument rating
$Call |
Multiengine Flying
AVIA 3581 -- 9 hours
Multiengine rating
$Call |
Turbine Transition
AVIA 4313 -- 5 hours
Turbine systems
$Call |
Commercial Flying
AVIA 4552 -- 40 hours
Commercial Pilot's Certificate
$Call |
Flight Instructor
AVIA 4602 -- 25 hours
Certified Flight Instructor Certificate
$Call |
Instrument Instructor
AVIA 4613 -- 15 hours
Certified Flight Instructor Instrument
$Call |
Multiengine Flight
Instructor
AVIA 4622 -- 25 hours
Certified Flight Instructor Multiengine
$Call |
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Crew Resource Management(CRM)
AVIA 4423 -- 3 hours
This course covers the basics of a multiple crew-member
cockpit. The latest techniques for cockpit organization,
crew communication, and human factors, will be
discussed. The course offers an in-depth examination
of human factors as they relate to the aircrew
and their interface with the aircraft, the passengers
and other crew-members. Aspects of CRM in general
aviation operations are also discussed.
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