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VA

Manassas, Virginia

Commonwealth Aviation

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School-wide information; confirm your campus.

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Discovery flight and Private pilot — published options

NC

Carthage, North Carolina

Sandhills Fliers

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The school identifies its Carthage operation at Moore County Airport, serving Pinehurst and Southern Pines.

MA

Beverly, Massachusetts

Avier

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The program describes scenario-based instrument and commercial development with advanced planning and crew-resource-management concepts.

IL

Oak Park, Illinois

FSX Chicago

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School-wide information; confirm your campus.

Limited website evidence

The training page describes device-based VFR, IFR, emergency and returning-pilot practice.

TN

Memphis, Tennessee

Southwest Tennessee Community College

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School-wide information; confirm your campus.

Website reviewed · FAA roster matched

Professional pilot associate degree and Flight dispatcher associate degree — published options

FL

Hawthorne, Florida

Edge Aviation LLC

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Directory location updated from Summerfield, FL. See the current-location note.

Limited website evidence

The official homepage gives Melrose Landing Airport (FD22), Hawthorne, Florida, rather than Summerfield.

TX

Killeen, Texas

Skylark Aviation Killeen

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The fleet page distinguishes a conventional-panel Garmin 400W aircraft from a Garmin 750-equipped Traveler.