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FAA Part 141MOFAA data updated: 24 Aug 2026

Ozark Technical Community CollegeFAA-certificated Part 141 pilot school in Springfield, Missouri

Ozark Technical Community College is listed by the FAA as a certificated 14 CFR Part 141 pilot school at 4960 West Kearney in Springfield, Missouri 65803, under air agency certificate OTCS106M with location designator OTCS. The certificate covers this single location in the FAA list. The address falls in the Springfield, MO metropolitan statistical area.

The nearest public-use airport in the FAA's NASR database (effective 6 August 2026) is Springfield-Branson NTL (KSGF), a towered field at 1,268 ft elevation, 0.6 mile from the school's listed address. The listed address is on or beside the airfield, which is the usual arrangement for a Part 141 operation flying from its own ramp. 2 public-use airports sit within 10 miles of the address.

Within 100 miles the FAA lists 2 other Part 141 locations; the closest is Premier Flight Center in Springfield, MO at under 0.1 miles, followed by Mizzou Aviation in Joplin at 62 miles. Missouri has 9 FAA-listed Part 141 locations in this snapshot, ranking #24 of 51 states and territories, with the largest clusters in Cape Girardeau (2), Springfield (2) and Joplin (1).

The FAA record carries no agency phone, email or website for this location, so contact details have to come from the school directly. Certification under Part 141 means the FAA has approved the school's training course outlines, facilities and chief-instructor arrangements and inspects them; it is not a quality ranking, and it does not by itself mean the school is VA-approved for GI Bill funding or accredited for federal student aid.

FAA record: Ozark Technical Community College

FAA designator
OTCS
Air agency certificate
OTCS106M
Locations on certificate
1 FAA-listed location
City / state
Springfield, Missouri
Listed address
4960 West Kearney, Springfield, MO 65803Google MapsApple Maps
Metro area
Springfield, MO
Nearest public airport
KSGF Springfield-Branson NTL, Springfield
Distance to airport
0.6 mi (1.0 km)
Public airports in 10 mi
2
Part 141 peers in 100 mi
2, nearest under 0.1 mi
Missouri total
9 FAA-listed locations (#24 of 51 states)
FAA data updated
24 Aug 2026

Registry fields as reported by the FAA on 24 Aug 2026. Airport and peer distances computed from the geocoded address (Census rooftop match). Individuals named in the FAA record (liaison, accountable manager) are not published.

Sectional plate · SpringfieldOzark Technical Community College and its nearest Part 141 schools
This schoolListed addressZIP centroidNearest field
Outline map of Missouri marking Ozark Technical Community College in Springfield and its 2 nearest Part 141 schoolsPremier Flight CenterMizzou AviationOzark Technical Community College

Ozark Technical Community College is the amber ring; the navy pins are the 2 nearest Part 141 locations. Position from a Census rooftop match. The interactive chart adds KSGF as the amber circle.
Chart tiles: OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles, data from OpenStreetMap. Boundaries: US Census Bureau cartographic boundary files (public domain). School positions: US Census geocoder; airfields: FAA NASR.

Nearest other Part 141 schools

SchoolCity / stateDistanceDesignator
Premier Flight CenterSpringfield, MOunder 0.1 mi59FS
Mizzou AviationJoplin, MO62 miAKCS

Straight-line distances between listed addresses. See all Missouri schools on the Missouri page or the national Part 141 directory.

What flight training costs in Missouri

PPL all-in$11,000 to $16,000Missouri named-school pricing
Cessna 172 wet$165 to $210/hrPer-hour wet rate band
CFI hourly$55 to $85/hrIndependent and Part 141 staff
VFR days / year230 to 260NOAA climate normals

State-level ranges from the Missouri flight school cost page; this school's own pricing is not in the FAA record. For the Part 141 versus Part 61 cost mechanics see Part 141 vs Part 61, and for the GI Bill's PPL gap see financing options.

Registry provenanceFAA-certificated 14 CFR Part 141 pilot school, as listed in the FAA AV-Info "Find a Facility" dataset, data updated 24 Aug 2026 (US government work, public domain). Status is shown as reported by the FAA on that date and is not asserted beyond it: certificates can be surrendered, suspended or amended at any time. Nearest-airport data from FAA NASR (effective 6 August 2026); coordinates from the US Census geocoder. This page is a registry listing, not a review or an endorsement, and flightschoolcost.com has no relationship with the school. To correct or remove this listing email questions@flightschoolcost.com.

Primary sources

  1. AV-Info Find a Facility: 14 CFR Part 141 Pilot Schools. Federal Aviation Administration, data updated 24 Aug 2026, captured 28 August 2026. https://www.faa.gov/av-info/facility-dashboard
  2. Part 141 pilot schools (regulatory overview). Federal Aviation Administration, accessed August 2026. https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airline_certification/pilotschools
  3. NASR 28-day subscription, airport data (APT_BASE), effective 6 August 2026. FAA Aeronautical Information Services, accessed August 2026. https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/aero_data/NASR_Subscription/
  4. Census Geocoder (batch, Public_AR_Current benchmark). US Census Bureau, run 28 August 2026. https://geocoding.geo.census.gov/geocoder/

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