Aviation Maintenance Technician

Aircraft Maintenance

Dive into aviation maintenance with our FAA-certified Aviation Maintenance Technician program. Explore aircraft inspection, maintenance, and system alterations, mastering the skills required for the Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic exams. Elevate your passion for flight and launch a fulfilling career where the sky's the limit!

Aviation Campus

Average OK Wage:
$ 32.41 / Hour

Who Can Enroll:

Aviation Maintenance Technician

Adults

Certifications Available

Courses & Career Major Length

General

Course	Hours
Mathematics	37.5
Physics for Aviation	45.0
Direct Current Fundamentals	67.5
Alternating Current Fundamentals	52.5
Solid State Circuit Fundamentals	52.5
Documents and Human Factors	37.5
Ground Operations and Servicing	45.0
Aircraft Drawings	30.0
Inspection Concepts and Techniques	37.5
Materials and Processes	60.0
Fluid Lines and Fittings	30.0
Weight and Balance	37.5
Cleaning and Corrosion Control	30.0
*GAP Wiring Practices	45.0
*GAP Electrical Systems	45.0
General Total	652.5 / 1957.5

*Required for Airframe and Powerplant.

Airframe

Course	Hours
Assembly and Rigging	60.0
Ice, Rain, and Fire Protection	30.0
Composite Structures	127.5
Sheetmetal Structures	120.0
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems	52.5
Landing Gear Systems	67.5
Aircraft Welding	30.0
Communication and Navigation Systems	37.5
Environmental Systems	30.0
Aircraft Fuel Systems	30.0
Aircraft Inspections and Plumbing	67.5
Airframe Total	652.5 / 1957.5

Powerplant

Course	Hours
Propellers	90.0
Turbine Engine Systems	67.5
Turbine Engine Lube Systems	45.0
Turbine Engine Starting and Fuel Systems	45.0
Turbine Engine Inspection	105.0
Instrument and Fire Protection Systems	37.5
Reciprocating Engines	105.0
Reciprocating Engine Systems	37.5
Reciprocating Fuel and Metering Systems	37.5
Reciprocating Ignition Systems	37.5
Reciprocating Engine Inspections	45.0
Powerplant Total	652.5 / 1957.5

Helpful Attributes and Abilities

General math, Algebra I, general science or equivalent courses
Reading and math skills at the 10th grade level or above
Ability to comprehend and apply basic math and physics concepts
Ability to demonstrate and understand theory and technical information
Ability to read and comprehend textbooks and technical publications
Basic computer literacy/skills
Average or better mechanical aptitude
Good manual dexterity and agility
Ability to withstand physical labor which includes standing, heavy lifting, working in confined spaces, and working above head level

Industry & Metro Tech Accreditations

Program Requirements

Student Organizations

Class Schedules
M-Th | 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
M-Th | 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Career Major Length: 1957.5 hours

Tuition & Fees
In-State Tuition: $6,361.88
Out-of-State Tuition: $12,723.75

Adult Program Costs

Financial Aid | VA Educational Benefits | Available for those who qualify. | Tuition, fees, career majors, courses, and hours are subject to change without notice. Exam fees are nonrefundable.

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Aviation Maintenance Technician

Certifications Available

Courses & Career Major Length

General

Airframe

Powerplant

Helpful Attributes and Abilities

Industry & Metro Tech Accreditations

Program Requirements

Student Organizations