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²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ is a leader in aviation and aerospace education. Here, you can earn an Associate in Science in Aviation Maintenance degree, designed for both aspiring technicians and newcomers to the industry. Taught by experienced faculty members who are industry professionals, you will receive a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on training, equipping you with the essential skills needed to excel in the aviation maintenance field.

The 2025  predicts a demand for about 710,000 new maintenance technician jobs worldwide over the next 20 years, emphasizing your vital role as an aviation mechanic in ensuring flight safety across commercial, private and military sectors.

Program Details

Offered at the Worldwide & Online Campus

The A.S. in Aviation Maintenance offers an innovative curriculum through a combination of general education and aviation maintenance core courses. Our faculty have experience within the industry and train our students to examine, repair and maintain aircraft at the highest level.

Our program ensures you acquire the necessary competencies to meet industry standards and regulatory requirements. Graduates will be well-equipped to begin successful careers as aviation maintenance technicians.

Applicants with an FAA Airframe & Power Plant Maintenance Certificate may be awarded credit hours toward their degree. Pursuing a degree at the Worldwide & Online Campus allows you to structure your education around your lifestyle, taking classes where and when you want.




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Our degree programs are designed with your future success in mind, providing the foundation you need to hit the ground running in your hands-on role after graduation.
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What You’ll Learn

What You’ll Learn

  • Strengthen aviation technician skills in line with industry standards.
  • Apply reciprocating and turbine engine theory in practice.
  • Build upon aircraft maintenance techniques.
  • Identify key airframe structures and applications.
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Example Careers and Employers

Example Careers and Employers

Example roles in this field include: 

  • Aircraft Power Train Repairers
  • Aircraft Mechanics
  • Airframe Mechanics
  • Maintenance Technician

Example employers in this field include: 

  • The Boeing Company
  • Lockheed Martin
  • Southwest Airlines
  • U.S. Military
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Salary Information

Salary Information

The average salary is $68,491 for A.S. in Aviation Maintenance students employed within one year of graduation.

Source: Institutional Research, 2023-2024 Cohort

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