What is flight aviation operation. What is the name of the major if I want to become am Airline Pilot.?

Question

I know a college which is giving Flight Aviation Operations. What is it???Also what is a good college for pilot. What SAT scores do I need to get into these programs.

Please provide Links. THANK YOU.

Answer 1

lisen to me bro..wut u wana do is decide do u want a pilot career.if yes then listen close.....you can go in the air force best thing to do....or u can go a any college u want.not SAT matters..as long as ur caple of getting a Degree is somethingmostly airliners higher pilots off the air force...but i wana go to college and all then u can major in anything but if you stay in the aviation category then u have a higher chance of getting highred....most airliners require you to have a degree in anything as long as u show them that ur capale of doing something right....then once you apply they will train you....and dont expect to make BIG BUCKS as soon as u apply..unless u go int he air force then they know ur a HIGH quality pilot and they want u so they offer you higher money...!

Answer 2

They all call it a different thing.

Applied Sciences, Aviation, is the degree I got.  All you need is a degree, it doesn't matter what the course is called.   You don't even need an aviation degree.  

You could have a degree in basket weaving, but as long as you have the appropriate hours and ratings, you are hire-able.

Hope that helps.

Answer 3

"Flight Operations" is usually a degree concentration for people who want to become operations managers or chief pilots in the airline, corporate, or air charter businesses.  It's mostly business administration with some aviation technology courses.

Flight Ops can be a very rewarding career, if you like details and enjoy being behind the scenes.

If you are interested in a piloting career, your degree can be in any subject at all.  From the hiring manager's perspective, the purpose of a college degree is to demonstrate your ability to finish a difficult task, follow instructions, and fit in with a task-oriented group of people.  If you happen to learn something, so much the better.

So choose your degree field for the love of it, or for something to give you a good backup career in case your eye falls out or the industry goes in the tank, which it often does.  Accounting or business administration are always good.  Accountants make good airline pilots because they know how to prioritize and divide attention.

All things to think about.  Good luck!