Our Campuses
Langley Campus
Welcome to Langley Campus!
Langley campus is situated on the airport grounds of Langley Regional Airport, where our aviation students can fully immerse themselves in the world of aviation. Langley Airport has some of the shortest runways in the lower mainland and the Fraser Valley area of British Columbia. Students who train here can take advantage of these relatively short runways and increase their flying skills by becoming experts in practicality and decision-making. Students can also enhance their background knowledge of aviation by visiting the Canadian Museum of Flight located right next door. With the Langley tower being relatively busy, students will experience enhanced radio communication proficiency, learn vital airmanship, and strengthen their decision-making skills. These are huge assets when moving to the world of commercial airliners. Langley Regional Airport is near many facilities, including hospitals, restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, banks, and malls. Students can sit and feel refreshed after a long flight with the many coffee shops located around the airport. Having many restaurants to choose from, students can grab a bite to eat before or after class to fuel up and feed their bodies and minds with the nutrition they need to keep going. At Langley Campus, we have everything needed to succeed. We are within walking distance of the bus stop, which offers quick access to the Skytrain. Anyone in the Greater Vancouver Area can conveniently attend Acadia College and work towards their desired Pilot Licences. Visit our “Commuter info” page for details about your commute and parking information for Langley Campus.About Langley
Langley is 45 kilometres (28 miles) east of the City of Vancouver in the beautiful agriculture-rich Fraser Valley. The Trans-Canada Highway runs through it, dissecting the northern part of the municipality from the south. The northern municipal boundary is the Fraser River; the southern boundary is the United States border. Our western neighbours are the City of Surrey and the City of Langley; our eastern neighbour is the City of Abbotsford. The western boundary is 196 Street (except where bordered by the City of Langley); the eastern boundary is 276 Street. The municipality was incorporated in Fort Langley in 1873, and is known as the “Birthplace of BC.” A community unlike any other, the Township of Langley is a place where the rich heritage of the past is combined with a vibrant vision for the future. Rural beauty is complemented by an energetic urban atmosphere. The municipality has a land mass of 316 square kilometres (122 square miles), and a population of over 126,000.
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