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Part 141 and Part 61.

Search the directory on a map, filter it down to the certification, rating and service you actually need, and go straight to the school's own listing. Assembled from four public sources and rebuilt on each source's own cycle — last built .

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Schools

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Part 141

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Part 61

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Collegiate

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GI Bill listed

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Countries

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    School Part 141 Several

    — Outlines: US Census & Natural Earth, public domain
    Where this comes from

    Four sources, each on its own clock.

    Nothing here is our opinion of a school. Every row is something a public source already publishes, carried through with a link back to it, and every source is re-read on the cycle it actually changes on — so the FAA's airport file is checked daily and downloaded when the 28-day edition rolls, and the directory is pulled daily because it is reindexed daily.

    Source Licence Re-read Last pulled Upstream version

    “Part 141” here is the school's own claim

    The FAA is the only authority on who holds a Part 141 certificate, and its public list is a dashboard rather than a file. The certification shown on each row is what the school reported to the AOPA directory. Treat it as a shortlist, then confirm on the FAA's Find a Facility dashboard before you enrol.

    GI Bill approval is two different facts

    On the VA's GI Bill list means the VA itself publishes the school as approved for education benefits. Says it takes VA benefits means the school told the directory so. They are filtered separately because they are not the same claim.

    A pin is a field, not always a front door

    Most positions are the school's own. Where a listing had none, it sits on the surveyed reference point of its home field, or on its street address — each row says which. A pin is accurate to the airport, not to the hangar.

    Coverage is honest, not complete

    A school that appears in none of these four sources does not appear here. That is most likely a single-instructor Part 61 operation that never listed itself. If yours is missing, the fastest fix is a listing at the source — tell us and we will check the pull.

    Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. Directory listings remain the property of their publishers and are linked, not reproduced in full. This page is a research aid, not an endorsement, an accreditation or a substitute for the FAA's own records.

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