Overview
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology is a U.S.-based aviation training institution specializing in pilot training, aviation maintenance, avionics, and technology-focused degree programs.
Founded in 1928, Spartan has trained over 100,000 pilots and technicians and serves students from across the United States and more than 40 countries.
The college focuses on career-oriented, hands-on education designed to prepare students for roles in the aviation and aerospace industries.
Key Facts
- Founded: 1928
- Industry: Aviation Education / Technical Training
- Students Trained: 100,000+
- Campuses:
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Denver (Broomfield), Colorado
- Los Angeles (Inglewood), California
- Inland Empire (Riverside), California
- Delivery Options: On-campus, hybrid, and online (select programs)
Programs Offered
Aviation Flight
- Pilot training programs based in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Covers flight fundamentals, safety, and FAA-aligned instruction
- Designed to prepare students for professional pilot careers
Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT)
- Training in aircraft repair, inspection, and overhaul
- Prepares students for FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certification
Aviation Electronics Technology (Avionics)
- Focus on aircraft communication, navigation, and electronics systems
- Includes hands-on technical training and system diagnostics
Bachelor of Science in Technology Management
- Available online or hybrid
- Designed for career advancement in technical and aviation-related industries
Accreditations
Spartan College campuses are accredited by:
- Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
- Council on Occupational Education (COE)
Accreditation ensures programs meet recognized educational quality standards.
Training Approach
Spartan emphasizes:
- Hands-on learning with real-world equipment
- Safety-first training philosophy
- Industry-relevant technology integration
- Career-focused curriculum
Programs are designed to align with aviation industry needs, including projected demand for pilots and maintenance technicians.
Industry Demand Context
According to aviation industry projections, North America is expected to need:
- 119,000 new pilots
- 123,000 new maintenance technicians
over the coming decades.
Spartan positions its programs to help meet this workforce demand.
Campus Locations
Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Largest campus
- Includes flight training facilities and multiple locations
- Over 247,000 sq ft of training space
Denver (Broomfield), Colorado
- Located near Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
- Focus on technical aviation programs
Los Angeles (Inglewood), California
- Near LAX
- Focus on aviation maintenance and A&P training
Inland Empire (Riverside), California
- Located at Flabob Airport
- Offers aviation maintenance programs with modern training tools
Admissions Overview
Typical admissions steps include:
- Speak with an admissions representative
- Complete application and interview
- Provide proof of high school graduation or equivalent
- Apply for financial aid (if applicable)
- Attend orientation
Admissions requirements vary by program and campus.
Career Outcomes
Graduates may pursue careers such as:
- Commercial Pilot
- Aircraft Maintenance Technician (A&P)
- Avionics Technician
- Aviation Electronics Specialist
- Technical Management Roles
Spartan also maintains relationships with aviation industry employers to support career pathways.
Learning Model
Spartan’s educational model combines:
- Classroom instruction
- Practical lab training
- Simulation and real equipment use
- Hybrid and online coursework (where available)
Official Website
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