Aviation,
Associate of Science
Invest in Your Career, Not Just a License
Choose Your Path Wisely. Time is Money and Seniority.
While skipping a degree seems cheaper, it’s the slowest path to airline pay. A 4-year degree is credible but costs you years of income and seniority. Wayman’s Associate Degree is the perfect strategic balance: it unlocks the R-ATP, gets you hired faster, and secures your career – all in the most efficient timeframe.
AS Degree + Flight Training in One Program
This integrated program provides all the academic knowledge and flight experience necessary to pass your FAA exams and ratings. Our curriculum emphasizes aviation safety, professionalism, and precision flying.
Flight Ratings & Certificates
- Private Pilot Certificate
- Instrument Rating
- Commercial Pilot (Single-Engine)
- Commercial Pilot (Multi-Engine)
- Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
- Certified Flight Instructor — Instrument (CFII)
Core Academic Coursework
- Aerodynamics & Aircraft Performance
- Aircraft Systems & Powerplants
- Aviation Weather
- FAA Regulations & Airspace
- Crew Resource Management (CRM)
- Aviation Safety & Human Factors
Our Partnerships Are Your Direct Route to the Cockpit
These aren’t just logos. These are real pathways that provide our graduates with priority screening, direct mentorship from active airline pilots, and a clearly defined pathway from our campus to their flight deck.
Hear It From Our Graduates
Real stories from Wayman students and alumni - from first solo to first airline interview.
Graduation Day: Words from the Cockpit
A CFI and airline captains share congratulations and career advice with our newest graduates.
Felipe Peña - Silver Cordon Graduate
From Bogota to Miami: Felipe and his father, a 27-year airline pilot, share why they chose Wayman.
Ben Lawrence - Gold Cordon Graduate
From Annapolis to the flight deck: Ben shares his journey from student to CFI at Wayman.
State Approved
& Accredited
- Licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as an FAA Part 141 flight school.
- Authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration as an Institution of Higher Learning to certify graduates for an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with Reduced Aeronautical Experience (R-ATP).
- Institutionally Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET). ACCET is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as an approved nationally recognized accrediting agency.
- Licensed by the Florida Commission for Independent Education, License No. 11360.
Choose Your Start Date
Three entry points per year. Seats fill fast — secure your spot early.
See Your
Personalized Path
to the Cockpit
Every pilot’s route is different.
This quick form helps map yours - timeline, tuition, and next steps.