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MIAT’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program is designed to prepare students for careers in the aviation industry.1 Through classroom and hands-on learning, they learn the basics of air science and take a series of airframe and powerplant courses.2 Upon graduation, they’re prepared to test for Airframe and Powerplant FAA Certification.
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Aviation maintenance technicians perform inspections, routine maintenance and repairs to keep aircraft in operating condition. They often work in repair stations and hangars, and on airfields. This is a career that requires great attention to detail, as technicians must closely follow regulations set by the FAA.
Aviation maintenance technology can be a great career path for those who are mechanically inclined and have an eye for detail. Learning the craft can be challenging, so having the right training is important. This is a very hands-on career, so choosing a program that offers hands-on training in a lab environment can be very beneficial.
The length of time it takes to become an aviation maintenance technician can vary. At MIAT, you can train in as little as 24 months.