Anadolu University Civil Aviation School

School of Civil Aviation was established in 1986 to provide qualified personnel for rapidly growing Turkish Aviation industry. The School was the first educational and training organization in Turkey to meet all the requirements by the International Civil Aviation’s Standards. Currently there are five departments; Avionics, Air Traffic Control, Flight Training, Aviation Management, Airframe-Powerplant Maintenance. Students completing the required courses of study in these programs (all five years, including one-year- English Preparatory School) receive a Bachelor’s Degree upon graduation. Since there are a large number of career opportunities throughout the aviation industry, our graduates can easily find jobs.

School of Civil Aviation offers an intensive combination of theoretical and laboratory courses in well designed and equipped facilities. The School has its own Airport with 2600 m long illuminated runway, which is equipped with ILS, VOR, NDB and DME. It operates a fleet of 20 aircraft for in-flight laboratory teaching, a maintenance center for repairing various types of aircrafts.

The School has been supported by national and international aviation institutions and has mutual cooperation between several aviation industries. It also provides special programs to offer in-service training to air traffic controllers, pilots and technicians for state-owned and private aviation sectors.