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An aviation flight science degree at Western is right for you. Move from zero flight experience to degree completion and career-readiness. Fly out of the Battle Creek Executive Airport at Kellogg Field at one of the nation’s top flight schools. Begin your training in the private pilot course on the second-longest runway in the state and the third-busiest airport in Michigan. Test your skills as a student at one of our partner airlines.Request additional info about our aviation flight science bachelor’s degree. Apply now Explore College of Aviation 80 years of aviation education Read about our program No. 2 ranked aviation college FLYING Flight School Guide Read the report Best for vets ranking each survey year since 2010 Military Times View the ranking Where can a bachelor’s degree in aviation flight science take me? An aviation flight science degree from Western can take you around the globe through the largest, most well-known airlines, airports and aviation companies in existence. You could join fellow Western Michigan University graduates flying passengers and goods across the world.  Delta Air Lines - Delta Propel Pilot Career Path ProgramEnvoy Air FedEx  SkyWest Airlines - SkyWest Pilot Pathway Program (PPP)Southwest AirlinesUnited Airlines - United Aviate Pilot Development ProgramUnited States Army  Explore career outcomes Review course requirements An aviation student&＃039;s campus tour Video of An Aviation Student's Campus Tour    HomeAbout Us AcademicsAviation Flight ScienceFAA Medical Requirements Initial Flight Training Application Changing Major to Flight Science Restricted ATP Aviation Management and Operations Aviation Technical Operations Aviation Minors Aviation Administration - Graduate Certificate Aircraft Dispatch and Scheduling - Undergraduate Certificate Airport Management - Undergraduate Certificate Unmanned Aerial Systems Operations - Undergraduate Certificate Air Force ROTC Specialized Training Accreditation Advising FAA Tests Aircraft Alumni Education and Training Administration Future Students Research and Industry Training Jobs and Internships Safety Aviation Emporium Scholarships Student Resources Technology Resources Directory Contact Us Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Instagram College of AviationWestern Michigan UniversityKalamazoo MI 49008-5461 USA(269) 964-6375 What will I learn in the aviation flight science program? We're educating future captains and managers—not just training pilots. In our aviation flight science program, you'll study general education subjects, the basic sciences, aircraft systems, crew concepts and resource management. You’ll also dive into advanced aerodynamics, professional flight, airline operations, management and administration, global navigation and international flight. If you wish, you will also have an opportunity to get involved in faculty research projects geared toward moving the industry forward. The opportunities are endless.The mission of the Aviation Flight Science Program (AFSJ) is to provide industry with a professional aviator that serves as a responsible leader within an organization. Graduates will exhibit high levels of technical skill, leadership ability and global awareness that will make them effective problem solvers in a diverse and safety-oriented aviation industry.This curriculum prepares students for a career in aviation as a professional pilot. It emphasizes intellectual as well as technical competencies and is geared toward educating captains, not just training pilots. Flight training and prerequisite course work ensures that students learn essentials that are required by the commercial airline industry. Concepts emphasized include Crew Resource Management (CRM), Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT), international flight, airline regulations, profitability, management, and administration. Equipment includes a modern fleet of single- and multi-engine aircraft and state­ of-the-art Training Devices which provide exposure to current Electronic Flight Instrumentation Systems (EFIS) and Flight Management Systems (FMS). Graduates of this curriculum earn their Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument and Multi-engine Land ratings. 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Western also has a lot of connections with basically every major airline you could think of, so getting a job when I graduate ... will be a lot easier. Evin Cooper, aviation flight science major (from Monroe, Michigan) Hear from our alumni and students A Career Couple: Karleigh Pleyer and Mitch Whitcomb Climb the Ranks as Professional Pilots From Saabs to Delta – Steve Denomme Surfs the Turbulence to Success VanHowe You Get Things Done! 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