Aviation Maintenance Fundamentals: Building Blocks for A&P

Description

This 10-day introductory course in aircraft maintenance is designed to provide foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in the key areas of aircraft repair and fabrication. Students will learn the essential skills required to perform maintenance tasks on airframes, engines, and related components, focusing on the techniques that ensure the safety, reliability, and performance of the aircraft. Throughout this course, students will engage in practical exercises, demonstrating competency in the application of maintenance techniques under supervised conditions. Upon completion, students will have gained a solid understanding of the basic skills required to further training in more advanced areas of aircraft maintenance and have logged time towards their A&P license.

This course is ideal for individuals seeking to begin a career in aircraft maintenance or those looking to enhance their knowledge of aviation mechanics and operations.

 This is a competitive course, so please take your time on your application and highlight specific reasons why this course would benefit you! A summer maintenance internship in Talkeetna, AK is a possibility after successful completion, if desired.

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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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