Colorado, USA – Spartan Education Group hosted Colorado State Senator Scott Bright at McAir Aviation and Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, showcasing the group's workforce development programs and economic contribution to Colorado's aviation industry.
- The visit covered Spartan Education Group's pilot training operations at McAir Aviation — its FAA Part 141 flight school based in Broomfield, Colorado — and Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology's Denver-area campus, where aviation maintenance technician (AMT) and related technical training programs are delivered.
- Senator Bright engaged with students, instructors, and staff across both facilities, with the visit focused on the workforce pipeline Spartan Education Group is building for Colorado's aviation and aerospace sector.
- McAir Aviation is a Denver-area FAA Part 141 flight training organisation operating since 1994 from its primary base at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC), and has recently expanded to a second Colorado training campus at Colorado Air and Space Port in Watkins, deploying a fleet of ten aircraft across both locations.
- McAir Aviation participates in the Allegiant-partnered Altitude Pilot Pathway programme, providing a structured route from ab initio training to airline entry for aspiring commercial pilots in the Colorado region.
Source: Spartan Education Group (Todd Cellini)
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