The Naval Sea Cadet Corps conducts ground schools and primary flight training around the country for cadets over fifteen years of age interested in aviation. The program is unique in that it is designed for all teenagers; not just for members of the Naval Sea Cadet Corps. School teachers are also encouraged to participate.

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AIRMAN TRAINING (Basic and Advanced)

Sea cadets can learn various aspects of aviation including navigation, meteorology, Federal Aviation Regulations, instruments, radio facilities, procedures, and theory of flight. At the conclusion of the course, the student will be qualified to take the FAA Private Pilot written examination. Cadets in advanced airman training may also have the opportunity to receive flight time as part of their training.

 

FAA GROUND SCHOOL / AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Sea cadets will get to experience the air traffic control and ground operations side of aviation as they will get to train in the processes and procedures in coordinating flight plans and flight plans and flight traffic, maintaining communications with pilots, assessing and communicating weather conditions and the overall operations maintaining safe runway conditions for landing and take off of aircraft. procedures, and theory of flight. At the conclusion of the course, the student will be qualified to take the FAA Private Pilot written

Sea cadets will get to experience the air traffic control and ground operations side of aviation as they will get to train in the processes and procedures in coordinating flight plans and flight traffic, maintaining communications with pilots, assessing and communicating weather conditions and the overall operations maintaining safe runway conditions for landing and take off of aircraft.