ENAC

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ENAC is internationally recognized as the leading aeronautics and aviation university in Europe, providing a broad range of training, studies, and research activities.
Our institution provides a comprehensive range of 28 higher education programs ranging from Bachelor to Master of Science, Aviation Advanced Master, Master of Business and Administration, as well as Ph. D.s in the domains of aeronautics and aviation.
Since its creation in 1949, ENAC has provided professional training to civil aviation personnel such as Air Traffic Controllers, ATSEPs and technicians for Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) or Air Navigation Service Providers from all over the world (e.g., China, Switzerland, Eurocontrol, Indonesia, Philippines, Brazil, Africa, Georgia, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia).
ENAC alumni work in aeronautical and aviation companies in manufacturing (Airbus, ATR, Embraer, Safran, P&W, GE, Rockwell Collins, Thales, Indra), and airports, airlines, civil aviation authorities as well as air navigation providers across the globe.
ENAC is also known internationally for its ATPL and MPL pilots training for airlines including Air France, Easyjet, Transavia, Sichuan Airline, China Eastern, Shanghai Airline, Lao Airline, Oman Air, and Royal Air Maroc.
Innovative ENAC research laboratories work in cooperation with the best universities worldwide to provide a safer, more efficient, and more sustainable air transport system.
On 1st January 2011, Ecole Nationale de l'Aviation Civile (ENAC - National School of Civil Aviation) and Service d'Exploitation de la Formation Aéronautique (SEFA - Operating service for Aeronautical Training) merged. Before joining forces, ENAC and SEFA had both made their mark on the history of French aviation.
ENAC's sustainable development strategy is based on commitments from the French Ministry of Environment, Sustainable Development and Energy, the French Ministry for Public Administration, the French Ministry for Women's Rights, and the French Ministry for Higher Education and Research. It comprises two areas: Diversity and the Environment and four national themes: social openness, disability, equality between women and men, and the environment.

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