Aviation Courses

Our comprehensive courses are designed to provide students with an immersive introduction to the world of aviation through cutting-edge technology and hands-on experiences. From mastering state-of-the-art flight simulators to navigating real aircraft under the expert guidance of industry professionals, our program is your gateway to an exciting career in aviation.

Aviation Pathway

Minnetonka's Aviation Pathway guides students through foundational concepts to more advanced applications. Starting with basic aerodynamics and progressing through flight simulation, drone operations, and finally, actual flight training, the pathway is structured to build confidence and skills systematically. Each course builds on the previous, culminating in a well-rounded education that prepares students for various roles in the aviation field.

Course Options

Minnetonka High School offers aviation courses that engage students through real-world learning, mentorship and collaboration. These courses cover a wide spectrum of topics, providing both foundational knowledge and advanced skills, with plans to expand the curriculum further to meet the growing interest of our students and capitalize on emerging trends in the aviation industry.

Flight Instruction and World History

Course:#M7100
Grade(s) offered: Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:  2.0 (year-long course, 2 hours)

  • 1.0 High School Credit of World History
  • 1.0 Elective Credit Flight Training  

Prerequisites: 0.5 credit in an Intro to Aviation course (Flight Simulation or UAS/Drones)

Explore the connection of world history and aviation in "Aviation Through Time." From ancient civilizations to modern flight simulations, unravel historical threads, pilot virtual aircraft, and witness the dynamic interplay that has shaped societies and skies alike. Engage in a transformative interdisciplinary adventure.

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a single pilot flying a passenger plane.

Course: #M7200
Grade(s) offered:Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits: 2.0 Credits

  • Flight Training II (1.0 elective credit)
  • Global Studies and Economics (.5 Core Social Studies) 
  • Meteorology  (.5 Elective credit) 

Prerequisites: 0.5 credit in an Intro to Aviation course (Flight Simulation or UAS/Drones) OR 1.0 credits in Flight Training I from Flight Instruction Through Time

This is a year-long, dual-taught course for students with prior simulated flight training. This course explores advanced flight training scenarios,  meteorology, and the global economic impact of aviation, emphasizing flight operations and economic principles.

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