Aviation Technology Program FAQs
Q: Does CNCC have campus housing available?
A: Yes! Our Rangely campus has multiple dorm options available for our students. You can apply for campus housing online here: CNCC Housing Application
For more information on Dorms, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or schedule a campus visit.
Q: What is the Student-Instructor ratio?
A: Approximately 8 students per Flight Instructor, allowing us to schedule a minimum of 3 flights per week, per student.
Q: Does the school own their own fleet of aircraft?
A: Yes, we own, operate, and maintain our own fleet of aircraft. We employ a full-time FAA Certified A&P Mechanic at the Rangely Airport to ensure that our airplanes are properly maintained and meet all safety standards.
Q: Does CNCC offer financial aid to flight students?
A: Yes, The Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Technology is available for financial aid.
Q: Can I use my VA Education Benefits to learn how to fly?
A: Yes! Veterans with education benefits may be able to use those benefits to help cover the cost of the flight program. Veterans are encouraged to speak with either Merrie Byers (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Jessica Wollman (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) before entry into the program for information on what your benefits may cover, and what documentation needs to be submitted.
Because CNCC’s Flight Program is in-house, Veterans can receive benefits to cover the Private Pilot Rating. However, the Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Technology is the only flight degree approved for VA benefits.
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