The Community College of Baltimore County runs one of the largest aviation technology programs in the Mid-Atlantic, based at the Catonsville campus and placing graduates in aviation careers since 1974. Associate degrees cover professional pilot tracks in airplane, helicopter, and unmanned aircraft systems, plus air traffic control, aircraft dispatch, and flight operations management. The airplane pilot degree includes commercial and flight instructor training and qualifies for the R-ATP.
Aviation Degree Program
Associate or bachelor's degree in aviation with integrated flight training, academics, and airline career preparation.
Private Pilot
Private pilot certificate program from zero experience through checkride, including ground school and flight training.
Instrument Rating
IFR training covering precision and non-precision approaches, holds, cross-country flight planning, and partial-panel work.
Commercial Pilot
Commercial certificate training including complex and high-performance aircraft time, maneuvers, and cross-country requirements.
Multi-Engine Rating
Multi-engine add-on rating with training in engine-out procedures, Vmc demonstrations, and systems management.
CFI
Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) training covering fundamentals of instruction, lesson planning, and flight teaching techniques for single-engine aircraft.
Helicopter Training
Rotorcraft flight training from private through commercial certificates, including hover work, autorotations, and confined-area operations.
Drone Training
Part 107 remote pilot certification training for commercial drone operations, including airspace, regulations, and flight planning.
Ground School
FAA knowledge test preparation covering aerodynamics, weather, navigation, regulations, and aircraft systems.
Air Traffic Control
Aircraft Dispatcher
Flight Attendant Training
The path to the airlines — highlighted steps are available here
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