Aviation Maintenance Fundamentals: Building Blocks for A&P

Description

This 10-day course introduces students to the foundational principles of aviation maintenance, serving as a starting point for those pursuing an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificate. The curriculum focuses on essential topics such as aircraft systems, basic electricity, maintenance procedures, and regulatory compliance.

Students will participate in hands-on learning activities, including component inspections, basic troubleshooting, and maintenance task simulations. The course includes practical exposure to industry practices through tours of maintenance facilities and operational hangars, providing a real-world perspective on aviation maintenance careers.

Career exploration is integrated throughout the program, with discussions on diverse roles within the field of aviation maintenance, including opportunities in general aviation, commercial aviation, and manufacturing. This course is designed to build a solid knowledge base and practical understanding, offering students a pathway to further training and certification in aviation maintenance.

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Dates

Intensive Week 3 & 4: 03/23-04/05/2025

Location

Anchorage

Credits

TBD

Pathway

Aviation

More Information

Age Requirement: High School
Prerequisites: None

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