For High School & College Students

Flight Lessons for High School and College Students

High Flight Academy is a certified flight training provider for the Community College of Beaver County Aviation Program, and we partner with local school districts and colleges so students can train around their class schedule. Whether your school grants academic credit or you fly on your own time, you can start building toward a professional pilot career now.

Flying That Fits Your Education

You do not have to wait until after college to start, and you do not have to join the Armed Forces to get quality training. There is a real shortage of professional pilots, which makes aviation a high-demand field with room for new people entering it now.

Here is how training at High Flight fits around school:

College Credit Options

As a certified provider for the CCBC Aviation Program and a partner to local schools, we can train toward academic credit. Ask your guidance counselor, dean, or enrollment specialist about credit at your school.

Train on Your Own Time

Even if your school does not grant credit for flight lessons, you can still train on your own schedule. We fly seven days a week, so lessons fit around classes and exams.

A Real Career Path

Students can become a professional commercial pilot after age 18. Learning to fly is also hands-on STEM, applying science, technology, engineering, and math in the cockpit.

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From Student to Professional Pilot

Here is a path many of our student pilots follow.

1
Start While You Are in School
Discovery Flight and First Lessons
Begin with a Discovery Flight, then schedule lessons around your classes at your own pace.
2
Earn Your Certificates
Private Through Commercial
Work toward your Private, Instrument, and Commercial certificates, with college credit where your school allows it.
3
Launch Your Career
Professional Pilot After 18
Move into the next stage of an aviation career, with a clear pathway toward the airlines.

Want to pair flight training with a college degree? Ask us about our university and community college partnerships. Call 724-481-1359 with any questions.

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Questions About Training While in School?

Tell us where you are in school and what you are aiming for, and we will help you map a plan that fits, credit or no credit. Call 724-481-1359 or reach out and we will answer your questions.