Aeronautical Science Pathway
Program Overview
Aeronautical Science Pathways is an immersive and dynamic course that introduces students to the multifaceted world of aviation. This program delves into the fundamental principles of aeronautical science, covering topics such as aircraft systems, navigation, flight operations, and emerging aviation trends.
Whether you're an aspiring pilot or simply curious about the skies, this course provides a solid foundation in aviation knowledge and skills. With a focus on both theoretical understanding and practical application, Aeronautical Science Pathways equips students with the expertise needed to navigate the complexities of the aviation industry. Join us on a journey that explores the science and art of flight, from classic aeronautics to cutting-edge innovations.
This program is only available during the third session.
Approved Equivalency Credit
0.5 English, 1.0 Lab Science
College Credits
Up to 60 credits over two years; qualify for more credits with AP and other eligible courses.
Location
The Museum of Flight
9404 E. Marginal Way South,
Seattle, Washington 98108
Note: Students enrolled in this program must provide their own transportation to and from The Museum of Flight.
More Information
mailto: ASP@museumofflight.org
206-764-0276
Please contact us to determine eligibility.