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Aviation Maintenance Technology (AVIA-AS)

Degree · 63-64 credits

To be eligible for an Associate in Science degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology program a student must successfully complete a Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) approved Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics program that is offered at FAA approved schools and have an active license. Thirty credits will be granted to individuals who have an active FAA license. An additional 30 credits of college instruction must be completed for the Associate in Science degree. FAA schools can be found at A ircraft Maintenance Technician Schools (AMTS) .

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