The programs offered at the Aviation Campus include Aerospace Machining, Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer, Aerospace Manufacturing Management, Aircraft Structures, Assembly and Repair, Aviation Electronics (Avionics) Technology, Aviation Management, Aviation Systems Technology, Career Pilot, Emergency Medical Science – Occupational Extension, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), and Aviation Manufacturing Quick Careers Programs (AMQCP) for Aircraft Structural Repairs, Composite Technology, and Structures Assembly.
Aviation I
260 North Regional Road
Greensboro, NC 27409
336-334-4822 ext. 59011
The T.H. Davis Aviation Center, also known as Aviation I, opened in 1989 to accommodate the growing Aviation Maintenance, Management, and Avionics Programs that had been running since 1970 at a smaller facility.
This campus:
- has 36,000 square feet of classroom and lab space
- has a 12,000-square-foot hangar tied to the airport movement area
- serves over 200 students per day in various Aviation degree programs
- is primarily the home for Aviation Systems Technology (Maintenance)
- was renovated in 2016 and houses eight aircraft, a helicopter, and over 20 system trainers for the various labs held at the location.
For directions, use the interactive map below.
Aviation II
819 Radar Road
Greensboro, NC 27410
336-334-4822 ext. 59011
Aviation II is a 60,000-square-foot building containing seven classrooms, 14 specialty laboratories, and faculty office space.
This campus:
- is home to the Aviation Electronic (Avionics) Program and AMQCP (Aviation Manufacturing Quick Careers Programs) programs
- supports sheet metal, composites, and NDT labs for all programs
- serves more than 100 students per day
The facility is within walking distance of nearly all of the aviation manufacturing, MRO, and support industries at the Piedmont Triad International Airport.
For directions, use the interactive map below.
Ceasar Cone III Aviation Building
1053 Old Stage Coach Trail (off Ballinger Road)
Greensboro, NC 27410
336-334-4822 ext. 64020
This campus:
- formerly known as Aviation III, opened in 2014, sits on a 20-acre site adjacent to the Aviation II building and serves over 100 students per day. The campus:
- is the primary home for our Aviation Management and Career Pilot programs
- houses four full-motion flight simulators used by local industry for training and testing
- serves as a focal point for industry conferences, training sessions, and safety seminars for aviation
- has room for growth with a master plan for a second building to share a master entrance and atrium area displays
For directions, use the interactive map below.