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The study of aviation maintenance also prepares students to install, assemble, diagnose and maintain the high-tech equipment that power today’s transportation, energy and defense systems. Aviation Training Institute graduates have been recruited by telecommunications companies as well as transportation firms and public utilities.

The bachelor of science in aviation maintenance management is designed to broaden the perspective of the aviation professional and prepare him or her for management positions in the industry. The program builds upon a solid technical foundation in aviation maintenance with courses that include accounting, business communications, industry and labor relations and other 21st-century management essentials.

The aviation maintenance certificate and associate in occupational studies degree in aviation maintenance can be obtained in four semesters of study, which can be completed in as few as 16 months. Some students prefer to study part-time and we also work with those students to balance their work schedules with academic pursuits. After such time students can sit for their FAA written, oral and practical exams. The associate in applied science degree in aviation maintenance can be obtained with an additional 39 credits, which can be completed in one year after receiving an FAA airframe and powerplant certificate. The bachelor of science in aviation maintenance requires a total of 127 credits and can be completed in as little as three years after receiving an A and P certificate.

A General Equivalency Diploma (GED) is required; our counselors may be able to assist you if a GED is not held.

The newly renovated FAA-authorized PSI Services Test Center at the College provides students with all the written exams offered by the Federal Aviation Administration, including the Airframe and Powerplant exam.