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CCBC's Avionics program prepares students for
"entry level" positions in the high technology field of aviation
electronics.
Avionics technicians are in great demand by the aviation industry in
both the private and government sectors, including:
- airlines
- corporate aviation
- general aviation
- avionics manufacturers
- FAA, NASA, and the military.
Training is provided on a variety of equipment in the four major categories of avionics:
- communications
- navigation
- radar
- auto-flight control
Graduates receive:- Associate of Science in Aviation Electronics
- FCC Operators license with Radar endorsement
- plus several manufacturer's factory repair certificates
About CCBC
CCBC is a fully accredited community college located 25 miles northwest
of Pittsburgh, PA, near the Ohio border. The main campus is located in
Monaca, PA, and the Aviation Sciences Center is located at the Beaver Airport (BVI).
About 25% of our aviation students are from Beaver County. The other 75% of our aviation
students are from the rest of the country!
The majority are out-of-state residents. The reason for this diverse student population
is simple: our graduates. CCBC aviation grads are employed nationwide by commercial
and commuter airlines, as well as the FAA and private ATC facilities.
Alpha Eta Rho, the International Aviation Fraternity, has their Alpha Phi Chapter at CCBC.
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