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FAA Part 141MTFAA data updated: 24 Aug 2026

Rocky Mountain CollegeFAA-certificated Part 141 pilot school in Billings, Montana

Rocky Mountain College is listed by the FAA as a certificated 14 CFR Part 141 pilot school at 1511 Polly Drive in Billings, Montana 59102, under air agency certificate DN8S092Q with location designator DN8S. The certificate covers this single location in the FAA list. The address falls in the Billings, MT metropolitan statistical area.

The nearest public-use airport in the FAA's NASR database (effective 6 August 2026) is Billings Logan International (KBIL), a towered field at 3,662 ft elevation, 1.1 mile from the school's listed address. The listed address is 1.1 miles from that field, close enough that the aircraft are most likely based there, but confirm the training airport before comparing hourly rates. It is the only public-use airport within 10 miles of the address.

No other Part 141 location appears in the FAA list within 100 miles, so a student here has no certificated alternative without relocating, which is worth weighing against a Part 61 instructor nearby. Montana has 5 FAA-listed Part 141 locations in this snapshot, ranking #35 of 51 states and territories, with the largest clusters in Belgrade (2), Billings (1) and Bozeman (1). 1 of the Montana entries has no dedicated page because the FAA record lacks a usable address.

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: Rocky Mountain College

FAA designator
DN8S
Air agency certificate
DN8S092Q
Locations on certificate
1 FAA-listed location
City / state
Billings, Montana
Listed address
1511 Polly Drive, Billings, MT 59102Google MapsApple Maps
Metro area
Billings, MT
Nearest public airport
KBIL Billings Logan International, Billings
Distance to airport
1.1 mi (1.7 km)
Public airports in 10 mi
1
Part 141 peers in 100 mi
none listed
Montana total
5 FAA-listed locations (#35 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 · BillingsRocky Mountain College and its nearest Part 141 school
This schoolListed addressZIP centroidNearest field
Outline map of Montana marking Rocky Mountain College in BillingsRocky Mountain College

Rocky Mountain College is the amber ring. Position from a Census rooftop match. The interactive chart adds KBIL 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

No other FAA-listed Part 141 location within 100 miles.

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

Cost context

flightschoolcost.com has no state-specific pricing page for Montana yet. National reference points: a Private Pilot License typically runs $12,000 to $18,000 all-in (see the PPL cost analysis), and the Part 141 versus Part 61 trade-off is worked through on Part 141 vs Part 61.

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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