The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified Ivy Tech's Aviation Maintenance Technology program to teach students the skills required to perform maintenance, inspection, and repair on civilian aircraft.
Students will find aviation to be a rewarding and fascinating career path. Our expert educators come to us from a variety of industries. Their continuing involvement in the field keeps the skills and knowledge taught in the curriculum up to date and relevant.
All aviation lessons are taught in person at Ivy Tech's Aviation Center at Smith Field Airport in Fort Wayne. Depending on the semester, classes are held in 4-hour blocks for 8, 10, or 16 weeks. Attendance is important to the success of the student enrolled in this program due to federal rules.
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By completing 16 credits of general education programs, FAA-licensed airframe and powerplant mechanics can achieve an Associate of Applied Science degree.
(18.5 credit hours = 2 semesters) Aviation Maintenance - General Concentration
Certificates of Technology
(35.5 credit hours = 3 semesters) Aviation Maintenance - Airframe Concentration
(35.5 credit hours = 3 semesters) Aviation Maintenance - Powerplant Concentration
Associate of Applied Science with a concentration in airframes (64 credit hours = 4 semesters)
Associate of Applied Science with a concentration in powerplants (64 credit hours = 4 semesters)
NOTE: The amount of credits needed for a degree or certificate is based on program-ready students and does not include College Prep courses. Degrees and certificates are not available on all campuses.
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