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DCC’s aviation notice separates an initial site from an airport plan
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Danville Community College’s homepage announcement says its Aviation Maintenance Technology program would initially occupy the Sentec Building on the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research campus. It separately describes a permanent Danville Regional Airport facility as planned.
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The announcement anticipated classes beginning in August 2026. That wording does not verify completed airport construction, today’s teaching location or an available enrollment place.
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