Mt. SAC is teaching a class at ONT to entice more students into aeronautics jobs.
When folks at Ontario International Airport and Ontario City Hall noticed aviation jobs — including airline pilots — were falling behind demand for air travel, they reached out to Mount San Antonio College.
Mt. SAC instructors are using a conference room at Ontario International Airport Authority’s headquarters on Avion Drive for classroom learning. They’re also giving students field lessons at ONT locations, including: Guardian Jet Center, a private charter service; commercial airline operators at passenger terminals and ramps; air freight companies such as Fed-Ex, and the airport’s fire department. All are providing students a hands-on learning experience, instructors said.
David Todd, who teaches aviation at Mount San Antonio College Aviation, addresses students on Saturday, April 30, 2022, during a course at Ontario International Airport Authority’s headquarters on Avion Drive in Ontario. Careers in Aviation, or AERO 98, introduces students to aviation careers, later funneling students into more advanced classes at the Mt. SAC campus in Walnut and at Brackett Field Airport in La Verne.
David Todd, who teaches aviation at Mount San Antonio College Aviation, addresses students on Saturday, April 30, 2022, during a course at Ontario International Airport Authority’s headquarters on Avion Drive in Ontario. Careers in Aviation, or AERO 98, introduces students to aviation careers, later funneling students into more advanced classes at the Mt. SAC campus in Walnut and at Brackett Field Airport in La Verne.
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