Seamount Building (Airpark)
269-471-3547
Fax: 269-471-6004
airinfo@andrews.edu
www.andrews.edu/aviation/

Faculty
Duane Habenicht, Chair
Jeremy Alexander
David Macomber
Darryl V. Penney
Alan Scott

Emerti
Harry Lloyd

Mission

Andrews University’s Department of Aviation develops aviation professionals, empowered to engage and lead in the adventure of the aviation industry and Christ’s worldwide mission.

Programs

For the aviation professional, the most competitive aviation program emphasizes both flight and maintenance. Therefore, the Department of Aviation strongly recommends completing a degree with both Flight and Aviation Maintenance emphases. Students wishing to enter a non-flying aviation career, may limit their specialization to Aviation Maintenance. Three programs are available: A four-year Bachelor in Aviation, a two-year Associate in Aviation, and a FAA certificate program. Students may select from available emphases for their area of study.

The Airpark is located about one mile from the central campus. Students should plan to arrange their own transportation to and from the airport.

Programs

• Aviation, Flight Concentration AT
• Aviation, Maintenance Concentration AT

• Aviation, Aviation Management - Flight Concentration BT
• Aviation, Aviation Management - Maintenance Concentration BT
• Aviation, Flight and Maintenance Concentration BT
• Aviation, Flight Concentration BT
• Aviation, Individualized Concentration BT
• Aviation, Maintenance Concentration BT

• Aviation Flight Minor
• Aviation Maintenance Minor

• Aircraft Maintenance Certificate
• Aviation Flight Certificate
• FAA Certification

Courses

• AFLT 104 - Introduction to Aviation
• AFLT 107 - Community Student Flight/Ground School
• AFLT 110 - Basic Aircraft Systems
• AFLT 115 - Private Pilot Ground School
• AFLT 121 - Flight Training 1
• AFLT 122 - Flight Training 2
• AFLT 215 - Instrument Pilot Ground School
• AFLT 220 - Meteorology
• AFLT 226 - Flight Training 3
• AFLT 227 - Flight Training 4
• AFLT 230 - Aerodynamics
• AFLT 300 - Aviation Safety Management
• AFLT 303 - Drone Build
• AFLT 305 - Commercial Pilot Ground School
• AFLT 310 - Advanced Systems
• AFLT 321 - Flight Training 5
• AFLT 322 - Flight Training 6
• AFLT 323 - Flight Training 7
• AFLT 324 - Flight Training 8
• AFLT 335 - Aerodynamics
• AFLT 340 - Airspace and Air Traffic Control
• AFLT 345 - Special Flight Instruction
• AFLT 355 - Flight Instructor Ground School
• AFLT 356 - Flight Instructor Flight Training
• AFLT 364 - Basic and Advanced Ground Instructor
• AFLT 365 - Instrument Flight Instructor Ground School
• AFLT 366 - Instrument Flight Instructor Flight Training
• AFLT 410 - Aviation Law
• AFLT 415 - Basic Physiology for Pilots
• AFLT 416 - Turbine Transition
• AFLT 426 - Multiengine Flight Training
• AFLT 427 - Multiengine Flight
• AFLT 430 - Crew Resource Management
• AFLT 467 - Multi-Engine Flight Instructor
• AFLT 469 - Instrument Ground Instructor
• AFLT 474 - Techniques of Mission Flying

• AVIA 125 - Drone School
• AVIA 140 - Welding Technology
• AVIA 200 - Aviation Forum
• AVIA 250 - Machine Shop
• AVIA 275 - Topics in _____________
• AVIA 296 - Independent Study
• AVIA 395 - Practicum
• AVIA 460 - Program Continuation
• AVIA 476 - Topics in _____________
• AVIA 495 - Independent Study

• AVMT 108 - Applied Science for Aerospace Technicians
• AVMT 114 - Aircraft Basic Electricity
• AVMT 116 - Federal Regulations, Publications, Forms and Records
• AVMT 120 - Materials and Processes for Aircraft Structures
• AVMT 204 - Aircraft Electrical Systems
• AVMT 206 - Powerplant Electrical Systems
• AVMT 210 - Aircraft Systems
• AVMT 220 - Aircraft Fuels and Fuel Systems
• AVMT 226 - Engine Fuel Metering Systems
• AVMT 237 - Aircraft Hydraulic, Pneumatic, and Landing Gear Systems
• AVMT 304 - Aircraft Metal Structures
• AVMT 306 - Aircraft Non-metal Structures
• AVMT 308 - Aircraft Assembly, Rigging and Inspections
• AVMT 310 - Gas Turbine Engines
• AVMT 314 - Aircraft Propellers and Engine Inspections
• AVMT 316 - Reciprocating Engine Systems and Overhaul