Aviator College of Aeronautical Science & Technology

USA · FAA Part 141 / Part 61

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Aviator College of Aeronautical Science & Technology is a degree-granting flight college in Fort Pierce, Florida, USA. It offers associate and bachelor degrees with a professional flight focus as well as certificate-only pilot and aircraft maintenance programs.

Aviator College conducts flight training under FAA Part 141, with its Bachelor of Science built around the Commercial Pilot certificate. The college owns a large training fleet of around 50 aircraft, including multi-engine aircraft equipped with GPS and glass-cockpit EFIS systems, and it emphasizes providing substantial actual multi-engine flight time. Its certificate track to become a professional pilot runs about 12 months, while commercial and instructor programs typically take around 18 months. The college is based in Fort Pierce and trains many international students alongside U.S. students.

School facts

Country	USA
Region	Florida (Fort Pierce)
Base airport	Treasure Coast International Airport / Fort Pierce (KFPR)
Regulator	FAA Part 141 / Part 61
Courses	PPL CPL IR Multi-engine Associate degree-integrated
Fleet	~50 operational aircraft
Founded	1982
Website	aviator.edu

Key facts

Country: USA; based in Fort Pierce, Florida
Base airport: Treasure Coast International Airport / Fort Pierce (KFPR)
Flight training under FAA Part 141; grants associate and bachelor degrees
Owns a fleet of around 50 training aircraft including glass-cockpit multi-engine planes
Bachelor of Science centered on the Commercial Pilot certificate
Certificate professional-pilot track about 12 months; full programs around 18 months

Frequently asked questions

Where is Aviator College located?

In Fort Pierce, Florida, at Treasure Coast International Airport.

Does Aviator College grant degrees?

Yes, it offers associate and bachelor degrees with a flight focus, plus certificate-only and maintenance programs.

How large is its fleet?

The college owns around 50 training aircraft, including multi-engine aircraft with glass cockpits.

Sources

Last verified 2026-07-13. Professionally-public, sourced information only.