Kansas · School Directory
Professional Pilot Schools in Kansas
11 programs · 3 private (not in federal data) · 32 graduates in 2024 ·
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All Professional Pilot Programs in Kansas
Every college in Kansas that reports a pilot program to the U.S. Department of Education — plus the private schools that don’t. Private trade schools take no federal student aid, so they never appear in federal data and every scraped directory misses them. We add them by hand.
Hesston, KS
Hesston College
Associate degree · 1 graduate in 2024
Manhattan, KS
Kansas State University
Associate degree · 30 graduates in 2024
New Century, KS
New Braunfels (kbaz)
Private · FAA Part 141 certificated · 1 of 3 campuses
Olathe, KS
Flex Air
Private · VA / GI Bill approved · 11 veterans enrolled on the GI Bill
Wichita, KS
Flightsafety International - Wichita Maintenance
Private · VA / GI Bill approved · 1 veterans enrolled on the GI Bill
Flightsafety International-Wichita East
Private · VA / GI Bill approved · 4 veterans enrolled on the GI Bill
Ortega Aviation Services
Private · FAA Part 141 certificated
Textron Aviation Employees' Flying Club
Private · FAA Part 141 certificated · 1 of 2 campuses
Textron Aviation Employees' Flying Club
Private · FAA Part 141 certificated · 1 of 2 campuses
Wichita State University - Campus Of Applied Scien
Private · FAA Part 141 certificated
Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology
Associate degree · 2 graduates in 2024
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What Professional Pilot Pays in Kansas
Where this list comes from: the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS Completions survey (2023–24) for federally-reporting colleges, plus
private schools verified by hand — many private trade schools take no federal student aid, which keeps them out of IPEDS and out of every scraped directory. Graduate counts are exactly as reported; private schools do not report completions. Confirm the campus location before you enroll. Missing or wrong?
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