MELBOURNE, FLA.—The Florida Institute of Technology College of Aeronautics (COA) announces its association with a new flight school in Panama, the Latin American Academy for Superior Aviation (ALAS), a non-profit institution sponsored by the international airline of Panama, Copa Airlines.
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Florida Tech and Copa Airlines Join for Flight Training
06/10/2013
Former Adjunct Faculty Member, Wife of Dean, Honored in Memorial Endowment
05/31/2013
MELBOURNE, FLA.—The passing last year of one of Florida Institute of Technology’s most recognizable and beloved faculty members, Susan Stackpoole, prompted her husband, Ken Stackpoole, dean of the College of Aeronautics and vice president for aviation programs, to establish an endowed fund to further the mission started by his wife.
Full ArticleFlorida Tech Announces New Ph.D. in Aviation Sciences
04/08/2013
Seven Areas of Specialization to Provide Key Skills to GraduatesMELBOURNE, FLA.—The Florida Institute of Technology College of Aeronautics (COA) announces plans to launch a new doctoral program, a
Full ArticleF.I.T. Aviation Summer Flight Camps Open to Grades 7-12; Set for June and July
03/11/2013
MELBOURNE, FLA.—F.I.T. Aviation at Florida Institute of Technology will offer flight camps for grades 7-12 in June and July. Students, who will enjoy a unique opportunity to explore the vast and exciting world of aviation, will learn about the dynamics of airplanes and the principles of flight while being exposed to the broad spectrum of careers in the aviation industry.
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in the Aeronautical Sciences to include Aviation Management, Pilot/Flight Crew, Aviation Computer Science, Meteorology, Airport
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in programs on its Melbourne campus, in its Aeronautical Science Program in Panama, and many others through distance learning.