Minor in Aeronautics

Residential Aeronautics Minor

Pursue your Private Pilot Certificate through the Aeronautics Minor at Liberty University, no matter your field of study. With this minor, you’ll gain insight into the knowledge areas required to pass the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) written and oral exams – including aircraft aerodynamics, weather, aircraft performance, engine systems, avionics, and aviation safety. You’ll also explore the processes the aviation industry uses to manage risk and maintain its strong commitment to safety.

Learn from professors with real-world aviation experience in airline, military, and charter operations.

Gain required flight and simulator instruction using the School of Aeronautics’ modern fleet of aircraft and state-of-the-art flight simulators as you work toward your FAA Private Pilot certification. This minor is open to students in any major.

Learn how to:

  • Understand the fundamentals of aircraft aerodynamics and flight
  • Apply aviation safety principles and risk management practices
  • Prepare for the FAA Private Pilot written and oral examinations
  • Operate aircraft through hands-on training in aircraft and simulators

Academic Information: Residential Minor in Aeronautics

Credit Hours

  • 24 credit hours

Program of Study

Aeronautics Minor – Resident

Featured Aeronautics Courses

  • Private Flight I (AVIA 220)
  • Private Flight II (AVIA 225)
  • Aviation Safety (AVIA 300)
  • Airplane Aerodynamics (AVIA 305)

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