Tacoma Narrows Airport (TIW)
1110 26th Ave NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98335
(800) 645-3563
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Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics
Pavco Flight Center is now working hand in hand with Liberty University as a Flight Training Affiliate (FTA). Liberty offers an online Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautics, while completing the flight training portion of your degree here at Pavco. This allows great flexibility to fit online classes and training flights around a busier lifestyle or full time work schedule.
Liberty University is fully accredited and is able to transfer many previous college courses, pilot ratings, and military experience towards college credits. Enrolling with Liberty University at a Flight Training Affiliate allows students to use Federal Financial Aid including scholarships, grants and loans, as well as many other military and VA benefits. This degree may often be accomplished in as little as 2 to 3 years.
Potential career options include: Certified Flight Instructor, Commercial Pilot, Corporate Pilot, Military Pilot, and Missionary Pilot.
Contact us here at Pavco for more information: (800) 645-3563
Contact Liberty University School of Aeronautics for more information: (434) 582-7728
Veterans Benefits
Liberty University is VA approved and offers the use of Post 9/11 GI Bill and other VA benefits. Since Liberty University is a college institution of higher education, Veterans in the Puget Sound area that attend Liberty's online school and flight training through Pavco may receive full Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits. This includes 100% covered tuition/ flight training costs, monthly housing allowance, and books-and-supplies stipend. Books, written exams, headsets, charts, and check ride costs may be covered.
For Veterans who have a limited amount of eligibility left on their GI Bill, may then apply for Financial Aid to help cover tuition costs. The Post 9/11 GI Bill may also be transferred to spouse or children.
Also use the GI Bill Comparison Tool to see your benefit entitlements...
(type 'Liberty University' or 'Pavco Flight Center' under the school field to compare between college level and vocational flight training benefits.)
What You Can Expect
» Part 141 flight instruction
» Short turnaround time between application and your first flight
» Exceptional customer service
» Training to fit your schedule (accelerated, evenings, or weekends)
» Regional airline hiring agreements
Restricted "Reduced Hour" Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Program
Liberty has been approved to offer the Restricted ATP program, commonly referred to as the reduced-hour ATP. This means our FTA students will require 1250 hours of flight time instead of 1500 hours to get hired as a First Officer at an Airline.
Liberty has several hiring agreements with SkyWest, ExpressJet, American Eagle and Piedmont Airlines.
Aviation Related Major Courses
While Liberty University’s Flight Training Affiliate Program is partnered with Cessna Pilot Centers, the King Schools curriculum and online training is used. These are the same courses used at Pavco for their Part 141 flight training.
Some of the aviation related courses towards your major include: Private, Instrument, & Commercial Ground Courses, Aviation Safety, Aerodynamics, Aviation Weather, Corporate & Business Aviation. Aerospace Law, Human Factors & Crew Mgmt., Multi-Engine Theory & Advanced Aircraft Systems, Turbine Engines & Jet Transport
Contact Liberty University
Liberty University
School of Aeronautics
Direct: (434) 582-7728
Academic Class Selection Questions:
All general Academic Advising questions are to be directed to Liberty
University Online Admission Specialists and Academic Advisors.
Liberty University Online: 800-424-9595 (Toll Free)
or
Online Academic Advising: 855-466-9218 (Toll Free)
Veteran Benefit Questions:
Military Affairs: 855-355-4947 (Toll Free)
Financial Aid Questions:
Financial Aid: 888-583-5704 (Toll Free)
School of Aeronautics to expand to Cessna Pilot Centers
April 4, 2014
Liberty University School of Aeronautics has reached an agreement with Cessna, part of Textron Aviation, to provide an affiliate flight training program for its qualifying Cessna Pilot Centers (CPCs) at airports across the country.
Cessna, which operates a network of approximately 150 CPCs, will now make it possible for more of their students to not only earn pilot’s licenses, but also degrees in aviation.
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