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Rise to the challenge.

Are you ready for an exciting future in aviation? CCBC offers one of the largest and most comprehensive Aviation Technology programs in the Mid-Atlantic region. We've been placing graduates in aviation internships and jobs with airlines, airports, aviation contractors, air traffic control facilities and other state and federal government agencies since 1974.

You'll learn from professionals who are active in their field as you train to be an airplane, helicopter or drone pilot, air traffic controller, airline manager or flight attendant. Many of our degrees and certificates include credentials from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). We are accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and an active member of the University Aviation Association and the Association of Collegiate Training Institutions.

Join our program to earn your degree or certificate in Aviation or to prepare for transfer to a four-year college or university. You can take one class at a time or enroll full time to earn your wings sooner.

Aviation industry facts

1.43M

Aviation personnel

New pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew members will be needed to fly and maintain the global commercial fleet over the next 20 years.

$60 to $100k

starting salaries

Aviation program graduates can expect this salary range for entry-level aviation jobs.

3-5%

growth per year

Projected growth annually over the next decade, fueling a strong demand for a trained aviation workforce.

1.43M

Aviation personnel

New pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew members will be needed to fly and maintain the global commercial fleet over the next 20 years.

$60 to $100k

starting salaries

Aviation program graduates can expect this salary range for entry-level aviation jobs.

3-5%

growth per year

Projected growth annually over the next decade, fueling a strong demand for a trained aviation workforce.

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Contact us

Aviation Department

Doug Williams

Director, Aviation

Chris Komsa

Professor

Joe Eichelberger

Assistant Professor

Lisa McTaggart

Part-Time Associate