Aviation Studies 30 Overview

Prerequisite:  Aviation Studies 20

This course appeals to students who enjoy a “hands on” learning style and co-operation with teachers in a mentorship approach to course planning and career exploration. There are guest speakers from the industry and tours of aviation facilities.

Topics such as:  air law, instruments, advanced navigation and meteorology, the mathematics of navigation; and use of maps and navigation instruments to plan cross-country flights are taught. Careers in aviation are also addressed. The content of the course includes topics required to write a Transport Canada private pilot examination.

Building and flying both Radio Control airplanes and full size airplanes is part of the "hands-on" process.

      
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Simulator training to earn your Radio Control "A" Wings.
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Once you have your "A" Wings you can ...
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... start FLYING!
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Learning to rivet; building a toolbox.