Aviation courses in the 2nd Academy organized by the Hellenic American University and the Athens International Airport for students 14-17 years old

The Hellenic American University is organizing, in cooperation with the Athens International Airport, the 2nd Aviation and Flight Academy, designed for students 14-17 years old, who are keen on aviation and learning its principles, in theory and hands-on.

 

Thus, as of Monday, June 26th, and until July 14th, 2017, the students of the Academy will follow an exciting programme combining in-class sessions and hands-on learning at the Athens and Megara airports. Those who will attend the course “Fundamentals of Aviation & Flight”, will also take flight lessons in a state-of-the-art flight simulator.

 

The courses available during this session, comprise 2 levels, and will be conducted in the English language:

 

Introductory: 

• Fundamentals of Aviation & Flight

 

Advanced:

• Global Aviation Management & Operations  

• Flight Operations

 

On the occasion of the start of the 2nd “Aviation and Flight Academy”, AIA’s Communications and Marketing Director, Ioanna Papadopoulou, stressed:

 

“The 2nd Aviation and Flight Academy is a special and innovative educational initiative that we are continuing this year with the Hellenic American University and our other valuable partners. For a period of one month, our students will be learning every day about the principles of aviation from esteemed and experienced instructors from the aviation and academic community; an exciting programme will provide first-hand observations and practical learning, and will offer a first flavor and picture of the exciting and professionally promising aviation sector!” 

 

According to Dr. Triant Flouris, Provost of Hellenic American University and creator of the programme, “For a second consecutive year, the Academy was designed to serve the dreams and aspirations of the next generation of aviation professionals, providing them with a solid background on which to build, if they choose to be further interested to enhance their education in the aviation industry.”

 

 

 

Hellenic American University

tel: +30 2103680919

e-mail: aviation@hauniv.edu

 

 

AIA Press Office

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e-mail: press_info@aia.gr

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