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Build Workforce-Ready Skills for Charlotte’s Aviation Industry
Work With Real Aircraft
Train in Under 2 Years
Work Toward A&P Certification
Train Near the Charlotte Douglas Aviation Hub
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Build the Skills Aircraft Maintenance Demands
Working on aircraft means more than learning the parts. Aviation maintenance training helps you build the judgment and technical confidence to inspect, maintain, and troubleshoot the systems that keep aircraft operating safely.
Get Comfortable Under the Cowling
Develop practical knowledge of aircraft engines, powerplants, structures, controls, and electrical systems while learning how technicians diagnose and address maintenance issues.
Turn Knowledge Into Practice
Aircraft technicians need to understand complex systems and how to respond when something goes wrong. Aviation maintenance training helps turn that technical curiosity into career-ready skills.
Train Close to a Major Hub
Build aviation skills in Charlotte, home to one of the country's busiest airports and a major airline hub where aircraft operations happen around the clock.
What Aviation Training Can Do For You
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$92,430 a Year, and Employers Are Hiring
Technicians in the Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia area earned a median of $$78,580 as of May 2025. Roles are projected to grow faster than average through 2035, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Learn From Industry Pros
Train in the hangar under instructors with years of real industry experience. They teach the technical skills, plus the habits employers notice: attention to detail, a commitment to safety, and clear communication.
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Support That Doesn't Stop at Graduation
A capstone course prepares you for the FAA certification exams. Career Services stays available after you graduate to help you find roles that match your skills and career goals.