Jacksonville State U Launches Aviation Program
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Jacksonville State University in Alabama is introducing a new Bachelor of Science in Aviation program, starting fall 2026. The program, approved by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education, offers three concentrations: commercial aviation, public safety, and management. The commercial track includes FAA-standard flight training, leading to private, commercial, instrument, and multi-engine ratings, with around 300 flight hours by graduation. The public safety option trains first responders for aircraft and drone use in emergencies, while the management track prepares leaders for airports and airlines. The program aims to fill aviation industry needs in Alabama and the Southeast, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. The university is seeking an aviation department head and has started FAA part 141 approval for ground school. Students interested in the commercial track should apply to the university by May 15th.
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