Aviation

Aviation Maintenance Technology training is offered locally at Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA). This program includes all classroom and practical training required to prepare for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensing exams for Airframe and Powerplant Technicians. The program includes the following:

• General Aviation
• Aviation – Powerplant
• Aviation – Airframe

For more information about this program including registration for the next class session, visit the Aviation Maintenance Technology website.

Career Opportunities

Aviation Maintenance Technology prepares students for entry level positions in aircraft maintenance. Successful graduates typically find employment opportunities with FAA Certified Repair Stations, Commercial Airlines, Corporate Aviation, Aerospace Defense Contractors, Aerospace Manufactures and Military / Government Agencies.   

Faculty

Programs of Study

Program Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) are statements of the kind of learning a program hopes a student will achieve. The PLOs describe the knowledge, skills, problem-solving, communication, and values that apply to all certificates and/or degrees within that program. 

Upon completion of this program, students should be able to:

1. Determine necessary repairs to bring the aircraft into industry compliance for general maintenance.
2. Aviation Maintenance Technology students will demonstrate the skills necessary to perform all tasks required in accordance with FAA Regulations Part 147 Appendix B General Curriculum, Appendix C Airframe Curriculum, and Appendix D Powerplant Curriculum standards.
3. Manufacture, inspect, and repair advanced composite parts and components used in the aerospace industry.

Aviation Courses