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Pan Am International Flight Academy - Cincinnati, Ohio
Pan Am International Flight Academy currently offers two courses for the FAA Aircraft Flight Dispatcher License. These courses are designed for individuals or airline new hires seeking their FAA Aircraft Flight Dispatchers License and are offered in either 6 week or 2 week courses.

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	American Flyers - Aicraft Dispatch Training World Wide - Cincinnati, Ohio The career of an FAA certificated Aircraft Dispatcher is challenging, fulfilling and very rewarding. Due to expansion and retirement attrition in the aviation industry the demand for dispatchers is increasing. One, however, must obtain the necessary training to be able to qualify for the position. Our training is conducted as per the FAA Regulations using proven classroom methods and conducted by instructors who have years of experience, both in domestic and international dispatch operations as well as in classroom instruction.	Learn More

	Pan Am International Flight Academy - 6 Locations Nationwide - Cincinnati, Ohio Pan Am International Flight Academy currently offers two courses for the FAA Aircraft Flight Dispatcher License. These courses are designed for individuals or airline new hires seeking their FAA Aircraft Flight Dispatchers License and are offered in either 6 week or 2 week courses.	Learn More

	Jeppesen - Denver, Colorado Jeppesen offers Dispatcher Certification training which is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and several other National Aviation Administrations (NAA) worldwide. Jeppesen is approved for VA benefits and Post-911 GI Bill benefits for our dispatcher program. Obtain your dispatcher training with the trusted company that also provides worldwide airlines with a wide variety of Flight Operations and Airline Operations Control (AOC) based products and training.	Learn More

	Sheffield School of Aeronautics - Denver, Colorado Start your airline career here! Sheffield School is the oldest, most experienced FAA-approved Aircraft Dispatcher school in the world and has been in continuous operation since 1948. Consistently producing the most qualified Aircraft Dispatchers for airlines around the world. Sheffield School has been training Aircraft Dispatchers longer than its top five competitors combined! Sheffield School's full-time 5-week course is approved for Veteran's training.	Learn More

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Lunken Airport Terminal
262 Wilmer Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45226 United States

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You’ll enjoy attending Aircraft Dispatcher Schools in Ohio if you like flat land. High summer temperatures throughout the state range from 71 to 76. Temperatures during the winter and the amount of snowfall vary in the state’s three largest cities.

Columbus is the largest city in the state. The average temperature here in the winter is 36 degrees and snowfall is about 28 inches. You’ll find plenty of things to do in Columbus all year round while you’re obtaining further education here.

You can see a variety of exhibits at museums and other institutions in Columbus. The Center of Science and Industry (COSI) has exhibits on the oceans and space. You can see minerals and fossils from different parts of the world at the Orton Geological Museum. The Santa Maria is a replica of the flagship used by Christopher Columbus.

There are outdoor attractions in Columbus for you to visit. You’ll see over 11,500 roses at the Park of Roses. You can walk on a labyrinth at the Chadwick Arboretum & Learning Gardens.

Cleveland is the second largest city in the state. It is north of Columbus on the edge of Lake Erie. You’ll enjoy going to school here in the winter if you like snow. You can expect a snowfall of about 56 inches and a high temperature in the winter of about 27 degrees.

Taking a trolley tour in Cleveland is a good way to learn a few things about the city. You can take a tour with Trolley Tours that travels to the North Coast Harbor, through downtown and along Lake Erie. You’ll have an idea of the attractions Cleveland has to offer after you finish the tour.

One of the things to see in the North Coast Harbor area of the city is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Janis Joplin and U2 are a few of the singers you can learn about in the exhibits here.

There are more things to see all over the Cleveland area. You can see animals and plants at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park Beach has places for sailing and boating. There is a marine museum next to the park.

The state’s third largest city is Cincinnati in the southwest corner of the state. The annual snowfall here is about 24 inches. The high temperature in the winter is around 31 degrees. You’ll be able to skate on an outdoor ice rink in the middle of downtown Cleveland during the winter.

You can take a riverboat cruise on the Ohio River during the warmer months of the year. The Coco Key Water Resort is an indoor water park. The temperature in the park is 84 degrees all year round. You’ll be able to see the stars at night through a telescope at the Cincinnati Observatory.

Visitors spent 23 billion dollars in this state in 2009. You’ll see some of the attractions they visited at http://www.ohiotraveler.com and http://consumer.discoverohio.com.