What exactly is an Aircraft Technician program?
For students pursuing a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airframe and Powerplant license, the curriculum provides regular college courses. The FAA-accredited Aircraft Program is San Antonio's only provider of tailored instruction for the aerospace sector.
Students who become Airframe Mechanics specialize in all phases of airframe building and maintenance, obtaining in-depth instruction and preparedness to work in the manufacturing and repair of all aircraft—from small, fabric-covered planes to jumbo jets. Students learn about all aspects of aircraft maintenance and repair, such as fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic environmental control, electrical, and flight control systems.
Students in Powerplant Mechanics concentrate in aviation internal combustion engines, turbojet, turboshaft, and turboprop engines. Students receive a thorough understanding of the operation, maintenance, and repair of reciprocating and turbine aircraft engines, as well as the systems that support them. Lubrication, carburetion, ignition, electrical, supercharging, induction, exhaust, and propeller training are all part of system training.
What will I be able to do with this course of study?
Pursue a variety of occupations in the aviation business. Technicians for the airframe and powerplant, aircraft electricians, aircraft avionics, and aircraft fuel systems
A.A.S. Aircraft Technician Airframe A.A.S. Aircraft Technician Powerplant A.A.S. Aircraft Structures A.A.S. Aircraft Structures A.A.S. Aircraft Structures A.A.S. Aircraft Structures A Mechanic Level 1 Certificate Aircraft Turbine Mechanic Level 1 Certificate Aircraft Mechanic Airframe Level 2 Certificate Aircraft Mechanic Powerplant Level 2 Certificate Aircraft Mechanic Powerplant Level 2 Certificate
What distinguishes the program?
The FAA has certified the program as a Part 147 program.
The FAA has accredited the Aircraft Program, which is also the only source of tailored training for the aerospace sector.
For students pursuing a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airframe license, the curriculum provides regular college coursework. The FAA has approved the program. The program is also the only one that offers customized training for the aerospace sector.
With this award, you may be able to apply for professions such as: Airframe Technician.
For students pursuing a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Powerplant license, the degree program provides standard college curriculum. The FAA has approved the program. This degree will open the door to an exciting career in aviation and will assist in rising through the ranks to become a leader in the engine industry.
With this award, you can apply for employment like Powerplant Technician.
Level 1 Certificate in Aircraft Turbine Mechanic
This certificate serves as a springboard into the interesting and demanding subject of aviation powerplants, which includes both turbine and reciprocating engines.
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