Big ideas.
Real-world learning.
Ready for takeoff.
Turn your classroom into an aviation STEM lab. Students plan missions, solve real problems, and discover why math and science matter—one flight at a time.
Hands on the controls.
The excitement of flight.
The power of understanding.
When students have a mission, learning has a purpose. STEMPilot brings educational flight simulators, aviation curriculum, and guided learning together in one hands-on program.
- Connect classroom concepts to real-world decisions
- Build problem-solving skills through flight planning
- Make collaboration part of every mission
“When will I
ever use this?”
Right now.
Give abstract concepts a real destination. Every flight brings classroom subjects together.
A reason to do the math.
Distance ÷ speed = time. Change the ground speed and watch your estimated flight time change. That’s algebra with a destination.
Explore mathematicsClassroom example: constant ground speed, excluding climb, descent, and routing changes. Not for flight navigation.
Find your starting point.
From your first simulator to a dedicated aviation lab, build a program that fits your school.
EduStation
A compact flight simulator that makes room for big discoveries. Designed to fit into the school day.
Explore EduStation
Pilot Pro
A sit-in cockpit experience that puts real-world STEM concepts right at students’ fingertips.
Explore Pilot Pro
Aviation STEM Labs
Bring flight crews, guided missions, and multiple simulators together in one learning environment.
Explore Aviation STEM LabsA whole classroom.
On the same mission.
Turn shared space into a place for discovery. Flight Crews rotate through planning, flying, and reviewing—so the learning reaches beyond the pilot’s seat.
Explore aviation STEM labsA learning journey.
With a flight plan.
Give teachers a clear way to connect science, mathematics, and engineering. Pair classroom instruction with guided simulator missions and opportunities to reflect.
Four steps. Endless discovery.
Learn
Discover the STEM concept with a lesson, a video, and a question worth exploring.
Plan
Work in a Flight Crew to calculate, collaborate, and create a mission plan.
Fly
Take the controls. Put your plan into practice in the flight simulator.
Analyze
Compare the flight with your plan. Reflect, adjust, and try again.
New horizons.
At every stage.
Elementary
Explore forces, motion, weather, and the joy of asking why.
Middle school
Connect mathematics and science through shared missions.
High school
Put physics, navigation, and engineering thinking to work.
CTE & careers
Discover the people and skills behind the world of aviation.
I love it and the students love it more!Eagle AcademyBronx, New York · Educator feedback published by STEMPilot
Today’s flight plan.
Tomorrow’s possibilities.
Introduce students to the people who make aviation possible. Every mission can start a conversation about skills, interests, and future pathways.
Explore aviation careersYou bring the curiosity.
We’ll help with the rest.
Explore the questions educators ask when bringing aviation into their schools.
Visit educator supportDo teachers need aviation experience?
No prior aviation experience is needed. STEMPilot provides guided simulator missions, instructional materials, and training to help educators introduce flight in the classroom.
Is this a complete STEM learning program?
Simulators are paired with curriculum, lesson materials, and guided flights. Students connect a concept to a mission, work together on a flight plan, then review what happened in the simulator.
How does this connect to learning standards?
STEMPilot publishes NGSS-aligned curriculum and lesson materials. Alignment varies by program; review the relevant curriculum and grade-level documents with your instructional team.
Can students work together on one simulator?
Yes. Flight Crews share planning, flying, observation, and review. Crew size varies by program and lesson. Rotate roles so every student participates in the learning.
What training and support are available?
STEMPilot provides professional development and technical support. Specific training schedules and ongoing instructional support vary by package; ask the team to include those details in your proposal.
How do we choose the right setup?
Start with your students’ ages, class size, available space, and learning goals. STEMPilot can help you compare an individual simulator with a multi-station lab and confirm your equipment and training needs.