The one-of-a-kind Marshall University Division of Aviation offers two career paths with access to world-class facilities and expert instruction. Both programs lead to FAA certification that will prepare you for an exciting career in a high-demand field.
Over 430,000 aviation personnel are needed in the next 20 years.
Our flight school provides access to quality aircraft not typically available in other flight schools – as well as world-class instruction from expert instructors.
Both programs lead to a series of FAA certifications – and both the airframe and powerplant certifications are good for life in any state.
Located at the West Virginia Yeager International Airport (CRW) in Charleston, WV the Bill Noe Flight School is equipped with a custom fleet of Cirrus SR20 aircraft as well as state-of-the-art simulators. The curriculum is designed to teach you the principles of aeronautics, navigation, flight control and communication systems, as well as the regulations governing commercial aircraft operation.
Located at the Huntington Tri-State Airport in Huntington, WV, in this program you will learn to inspect, service, and repair various aircraft of all sizes. The program is in collaboration with Mountwest Community and Technical College and is designed to help you obtain your degree and earn FAA certifications in airframe and powerplant maintenance (A&P).
Learn more about how you can become part of the Marshall University Division of Aviation.
A former Marshall University Hall of Fame swimmer, a pilot, and an accomplished business executive, the Huntington, WV native has enjoyed an immensely successful career in aviation – and started the program to give back to the school he loves.