Opportunities & Outcomes
Quincy University’s Aviation programs are offered in partnership with Quincy Aviation, LLC, a full-service flight training center located at Quincy Regional Airport, just ten miles from campus.
Training at an active airport gives students real-world exposure from day one, learning in a professional environment while connecting with experienced pilots and industry professionals. Quincy Aviation is an FAA Part 141 Flight School, ensuring students receive structured, up-to-date instruction that meets current industry standards.
Lab fees for the Aviation Management program include aircraft rental and flight instruction for the pilot certificates offered, allowing students to focus on building skills, confidence, and flight experience as they prepare for aviation careers.
Career Pathways
Commercial & Airline Operations
- Airline operations coordinator
- Flight operations or dispatch assistant
- Aviation safety or compliance specialist
- Airport or airline management roles
Corporate & Private Aviation
- Corporate flight department manager
- Charter or private aviation operations coordinator
- Aviation logistics or scheduling manager
- Fixed-base operator (FBO) manager
Flight & Aviation Leadership
- Professional pilot (with required certifications)
- Aviation training or safety coordinator
- Flight operations supervisor
- Aviation program administrator
Airport & Aviation Business Management
- Airport operations or management roles
- Aviation business analyst
- Aviation marketing or communications specialist
- Aviation project or program manager
Military & Government Aviation
- Military aviation officer or pilot
- Aviation logistics or operations specialist
- Government aviation administration roles
- Aviation safety or regulatory support positions
Programs of Study Offered
- Bachelor of Science in Aviation
- Bachelor of Science in Aviation, Non-Flight Concentration
- Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management
- Minor in Aviation Management
- Minor in Aviation
Admission Requirement
Before beginning flight training, students admitted to Quincy University’s Aviation program will need to complete a Second Class FAA Flight Medical examination and provide proof of U.S. citizenship.
