Aviation Maintenance Technician
- College Credits
In this program you can earn college credit!
Click here for a list of available credits for this program.
- Campus/Instructors
Laurel Oaks: Scot Pembleton
pembletons@greatoaks.com
- Career Pathways
FAA-certificated airframe mechanic
Aircraft salesperson
Airline mechanic
General manager
- Available Certifications
ECSI (Emergency Care & Safety Institute) CPR/First Aid Certification
Federal Aviation Administration Aviation Maintenance Technician General/Airframe License
OSHA 10-hour card
- Questions?
More questions? Contact us!
- Related Information
As an aviation mechanic, it’s your job to make sure every flight is safe and successful. If planes 
are your passion, and you are accurate and mechanically-minded, consider the Aviation Maintenance Technician program.
- Ground operation, servicing, maintenance forms and records.
- Air frame landing gear and hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
- Communication, navigation, and cabin atmosphere control systems.
- Airframe inspection.
- Aircraft instrument, fuel, position, and warning systems.
- Structures, materials and processes, assembly and rigging.
- Fluid lines and fittings.
(Note: This is a high school program. For options for adults, click here.)
Essential skills and knowledge you’ll need to be successful in this program
Great Oaks is a Delta partner! Learn more about career opportunities in the field:
