China Civil Aviation Flight Academy (cafuc), located in Guanghan City, Sichuan Province, is a university directly under the central government. It is a pilot unit of "MPL" course promoted by the United Nations and a "double first class" construction plan of Sichuan Province. It is the largest flight training institution in the world and the largest flight training school in the world. Since its establishment, CAFC has trained 70% pilots, 80% captains, 90% meritorious pilots and 100% super pilots for CAAC. It is known as the "cradle" of CAAC pilots and the "Huangpu" of CAAC management cadres.Its predecessor was the aviation school of Civil Aviation Administration of China, which was founded in 1956. In September of the same year, it was renamed as the 14th Aviation School of the people's Liberation Army. Later, it took the name of China Civil Aviation advanced aviation school and China Civil Aviation Flight College. In November 1987, it was upgraded to an undergraduate college and renamed China Civil Aviation Flight College.According to the official website in April 2015, the school covers an area of more than 17000 mu, with a construction area of more than 1.5 million square meters; the total value of fixed assets is more than 9 billion yuan (excluding land asset value), including 6.2 billion yuan of teaching equipment; it has five airports, with 14 kinds of certificates, Cheyenne, Xinzhou 600, Simon Noel, TB, cessna-172, and a total of 236 junior, middle and senior trainer planes, including Boeing 737-3 There are 35 full flight simulators, fixed simulators and exercisers including 800, 800 and Airbus 320, more than 400 aero engines of various types, and the only 360 degree full view tower command system in CAAC universities; there are more than 1 million books, more than 3 million e-books and 33 databases at home and abroad; there are 3300 teaching staff, including more than 400 teachers with senior titles The young and middle-aged teachers with doctor's and master's degrees account for more than 75% of the total number of teachers; there are 10 teaching departments, 20 undergraduate majors and 6 junior college majors.