Training Program Overview
Learn how to keep aircraft safe and ready for flight with UTI Dallas/Fort Worth’s Airframe & Powerplant Technician training program.79
Program coming to UTI Dallas/Fort Worth pending FAA approval. VA benefits may not be available for this program.
Spend your days in labs learning to inspect, maintain and repair various aircraft components. You’ll use the same tools and technology the professionals do, so you can graduate career ready.
What to Expect
- Just 18 months to complete
- Job search assistance before and after you graduate
- Experienced instructors
- Labs that prepare you for the field
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Aviation Mechanic Courses in Dallas/Fort Worth
Aviation mechanic training in Dallas/Fort Worth is designed to help you meet aviation industry expectations and gain skills needed to pursue a career. The program covers key topics like:
- Aiframe Electrical
- Assembly and Rigging
- Fuel Systems
- Hydraulics and Pneumatics
- Landing Gear Systems
- Navigation and Communication Systems
- Reciprocating Engines
- Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
- Turbine Engines
- Airframe and Environment Systems
- Powerplant Lubrications and Propellers
- Basic Electricity
- Sheet Metal
Aircraft Mechanic Career Opportunities in Dallas/Fort Worth
The DFW area is home to two airports including DFW International and DFW-Love that support major airlines, like Southwest and American Airlines, maintenance providers, and aviation manufacturers. After graduation and upon earning FAA certification, you could pursue roles like79:
Entry-level
- Aviation Technician
- Turbine Technician
- Field Technician
As with any industry, over time, technicians may be able to advance in their careers with experience and hard work. Advanced roles include:
Advanced
- Aircraft Restorer
- Aircraft Mechanical Installer
- Avionics Technician
Note that availability of these roles in Dallas will depend on the current needs of the area. Graduates can reach out to our Career Services team for help finding local opportunities.
Visit Our Dallas/Fort Worth Aviation Mechanic School
See where you’ll train and meet the team ready to help you prepare for a rewarding career in aviation maintenance.
CAMPUS LOCATION
5151 Regent Boulevard
Irving, Texas 75063
M-F | 8am-5pm | Hours
972-505-2200 | Campus
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Frequently Asked Questions
Aviation mechanics inspect, maintain and repair aircraft. They make sure planes meet strict safety standards and are ready for flight.
The Dallas/Fort Worth aviation mechanic training takes 18 months to complete.
You need a high school diploma or GED, but no prior mechanical experience is required.
Yes. UTI offers career services support, including help with resumes, job leads with employers and interview prep.
Your Next Step Toward an Aviation Mechanic Career
Your journey in aviation could start at UTI’s aviation mechanic school in Dallas/Fort Worth. Start by taking one of these next steps:
- Start your enrollment. You can complete an online application and be on the path toward a career in just a few minutes!
- Follow this step-by-step guide on how to apply for Financial Aid so you can prepare with confidence.10