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Learn in the cockpit, control tower, hangar or online! Our wide range of programs includes flight (airplane and helicopter), air traffic management, aviation maintenance technology (AMT), and aircraft structural technology (AST).
Whether your passion is to become an airline pilot or work in airport operations, our certificate, associate and bachelor degree options can provide you with education and training to help you achieve your goals.
As a Public, Four-year University, Our Aviation School Offers
Our flight program is FAA approved, and both SACS and AABI accredited. Our Eastman Campus is home to a fleet of 58 aircraft which includes 54 fixed-wing aircraft, 4 helicopters, and several advanced simulators used in training and instruction. The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Science & Management, Flight (Airplane) is accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) , the accreditation body for collegiate aviation programs.
Air Traffic Management
Air Traffic Management students work with a staff and faculty that are committed to providing the best education for future air traffic controllers.
Aviation Maintenance and Structural Technology
Our Aviation Maintenance Technology and Aircraft Structural Technology programs offer both degree and certificate options. MGA also offers a Bachelor of Applied Science in Technical Management Degree that is designed to complement technical skills with management education. Candidates for this degree are required to complete an AAS in any field and may be eligible to receive up to 27 credit hours toward this degree for their technical courses. Additional credit may also be awarded for their core curriculum.
Why Aviation?
Aviation is Georgia’s second-largest and fastest-growing industry. In the coming years, demand for aviation professionals will continue to increase as the existing workforce retires.
Why MGA?
MGA Is One Of Only Nine Schools – And Is The Most Affordable Of The Nine - In The US With Three FAA-certified Programs
Mission Statement
The School of Aviation educates and prepares students for technical and management careers in the aviation, aerospace, and related industries, who understand the industry and organizations they are part of, and the communities they serve.
Admissions can help you with the application process.
Learn More
Schedule a Tour
Apply Today
Learn in the cockpit, control tower, hangar or online! Our wide range of programs includes flight (airplane and helicopter), air traffic management, aviation maintenance technology (AMT), and aircraft structural technology (AST).
Whether your passion is to become an airline pilot or work in airport operations, our certificate, associate and bachelor degree options can provide you with education and training to help you achieve your goals.
As a Public, Four-year University, Our Aviation School Offers
- FAA-certified programs in Flight, Air Traffic Management, and Aviation Maintenance/Structural Technology
- Affordable Tuition
- Experienced Professors
- Online Aviation Bachelor Degree Option
- State-of-the-Art Technology
- High-Tech Simulators, Glass Cockpit Aircraft, Modern Airplanes and Helicopters, and more.
Our flight program is FAA approved, and both SACS and AABI accredited. Our Eastman Campus is home to a fleet of 58 aircraft which includes 54 fixed-wing aircraft, 4 helicopters, and several advanced simulators used in training and instruction. The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Science & Management, Flight (Airplane) is accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) , the accreditation body for collegiate aviation programs.
Air Traffic Management
Air Traffic Management students work with a staff and faculty that are committed to providing the best education for future air traffic controllers.
Aviation Maintenance and Structural Technology
Our Aviation Maintenance Technology and Aircraft Structural Technology programs offer both degree and certificate options. MGA also offers a Bachelor of Applied Science in Technical Management Degree that is designed to complement technical skills with management education. Candidates for this degree are required to complete an AAS in any field and may be eligible to receive up to 27 credit hours toward this degree for their technical courses. Additional credit may also be awarded for their core curriculum.
Why Aviation?
Aviation is Georgia’s second-largest and fastest-growing industry. In the coming years, demand for aviation professionals will continue to increase as the existing workforce retires.
Why MGA?
MGA Is One Of Only Nine Schools – And Is The Most Affordable Of The Nine - In The US With Three FAA-certified Programs
- Maintenance Training (Part 147)
- Flight Training with a 4-year degree (Part 141)
- Air Traffic Control Collegiate Training Initiative
- Students from all areas - maintenance, flight, ATC, management - study and live together.
- State-of-the-art training facilities and working airport are co-located with student housing (Eastman).
- At MGA, Georgia's high-achieving students can apply their HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships to pursue a wide range of career paths in aviation.
Mission Statement
The School of Aviation educates and prepares students for technical and management careers in the aviation, aerospace, and related industries, who understand the industry and organizations they are part of, and the communities they serve.
Admissions can help you with the application process.
Learn More