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Fees
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Online
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2008 Training Calender |
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The focus of the
College is training and human resource development for the Civil
Aviation Industry in Nigeria. Training |
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activities reached its peak in the 80’s and
90’s. This was as a result of the provision of more training
facilities like the |
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F28 Simulator, fleet of trainer aircraft, a
bigger hanger, classrooms and hence an increase in the number of |
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instructional personnel, professionals and
students. At inception, the College started with about four
standard courses |
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in piloting, air traffic services, aircraft
maintenance engineering and aeronautical telecommunications
engineering. |
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Presently, it runs over 65 standard and abridged courses. |
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The first
set of graduates from the College in 1968 was 22 in number. They
included 3 Pilots, 6 Aeronautical Telecommunication Engineers
and 13 Air Traffic Controllers. By the year ending 1992, the
College had graduated a total number of 328 students and by
1999, there were 4,747 graduates. Presently, the College has
produced well over 6,500 graduates in various fields of
aviation. |
