National Huwei University of Science and Technology established the School of Aviation and completed the relocation of the first batch of large aircraft to the high-speed rail campus

The National Huwei University of Science and Technology has officially established an aviation college this academic year. In the past two days, helicopters and civil aircraft have been relocated to the aviation maintenance shed on the high-speed rail campus in accordance with regulations. The public has even witnessed the appearance of a huge aircraft body on the road, causing discussion. The school stated that it has applied for a road use permit in accordance with regulations, and the overall relocation has been completed before the start of school today. There will be a second phase of relocation later, and it will be moved again after the new campus use license is approved.

Song Chaozong, dean of the School of Aeronautics at Hu Ke University, said that in response to the needs of the country's aerospace, drones, defense technology, and smart transportation and industry, the school began to prepare and promote the establishment of the college last year. In May this year, it was submitted to the Ministry of Education for review and officially approved. It will be added from the 2015 academic year. Currently, the college includes international master's degree programs in aircraft engineering, power mechanical engineering, and advanced smart vehicles, as well as an aviation maintenance training center and a drone center of excellence.

Song Chaozong pointed out that there are currently about 1,500 students and 60 faculty members in the college. In the future, in order to target the talent demand for drones, aerospace technology and smart vehicles, the Department of Artificial Intelligence Systems Engineering and the Department of Air Transport Technology will be added, and the establishment of the "Advanced Intelligent Systems Engineering Research Institute" and doctoral classes will be promoted. After the aviation college is fully developed, the number of students will be 1,800 and the number of faculty will be about 80. The artificial intelligence department will be submitted to the Ministry for review at the end of the year, and it is expected to enroll students in the 117th academic year at the earliest.

Song Chaozong pointed out that because the high-speed rail campus will serve as an important development base for the aviation school in the future, it is planned to build a new school teaching building, an international aviation maintenance training center, a practical field and an industry-university cooperation space. The aviation maintenance shed covers an area of ​​about 600 square meters, which is three times the current shed factory on campus. Due to the limited space in the school headquarters, some aircraft are parked outside the factory. If the weather is bad, it will restrict students' practical courses, so they are preparing to relocate.

Wu Wenzhong, the general administrator and director of the Aviation Maintenance Training Center, said that there are about 9 military and civil aircraft in the school. The consignment and relocation operations were carried out in accordance with regulations on September 5. This time, 2 helicopters, engines, Do228 wings and King Air 350 aircraft were transported to the high-speed rail campus. The King Air 350 aircraft was larger, so it was arranged to be consigned during off-peak hours in the evening. The transportation has been completed before the start of school today.

Wu Wenzhong pointed out that the remaining units will be moved one after another, but they will need to wait for the approval of the new building use license on the campus before moving. It is expected that the operation will start after October. In the future, the new campus shed factory will provide students with a more complete practical environment.