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1. Aviation maintenance is a critical field that
ensures aircraft safety and reliability. This
presentation will provide an overview of the
training and certification requirements for aviation
maintenance technicians and the hands-on skills
and career opportunities in this dynamic industry.
Aviation Maintenance
Training

2. Introduction to
Aviation Maintenance
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Importance of Aviation Maintenance
Maintaining aircraft in peak condition is essential
for safe and reliable air travel.
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Regulatory Oversight
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) sets strict
standards and guidelines for aviation maintenance.
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Diverse Skill Set
Aviation maintenance technicians must possess a wide
range of technical, problem-solving, and diagnostic skills.

3. Certification Requirements for
Aviation Maintenance Technicians
FAA Certification
Aviation maintenance technicians must
obtain an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P)
certificate from the FAA.
Education and Experience
Candidates must complete an approved
training program and demonstrate a minimum
of 18-24 months of relevant experience.
Ongoing Training
Technicians must stay up-to-date with the
latest technologies and regulations through
ongoing training and certification renewals.

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Hands-on Training in Aviation
Maintenance
Airframe Systems
Training on the repair and maintenance of aircraft structural
components, flight controls, and hydraulic systems.
Powerplant Systems
Instruction on the operation, inspection, and overhaul
of aircraft engines and propeller systems.
Avionics and Electrical
Hands-on experience with aircraft communication,
navigation, and electrical systems.

5. Curriculum Overview: Airframe and Powerplant
(A&P) Training
Airframe Curriculum
Covers aircraft structures, systems, and components,
including wings, fuselage, and landing gear.
Powerplant Curriculum
Focuses on the design, operation, and maintenance
of aircraft engines and propeller systems.
General Curriculum
Includes instruction in math, physics, technical
drawings, and FAA regulations.
Practical Assessments
Students must demonstrate proficiency through
hands-on projects and practical exams.

6. Aerospace Manufacturing
and Repair Training
Maintenance Repair
Hands-on training in the
inspection, troubleshooting, and
repair of aircraft components.
Manufacturing
Skills in the fabrication, assembly,
and quality control of aerospace
parts and systems.
Avionics
Training in the installation,
maintenance, and repair of
aircraft electronic systems.
Safety Protocols
Instruction on workplace safety,
hazardous materials handling,
and environmental regulations.

7. Career Opportunities in Aviation Maintenance
Airline Maintenance
Maintain and repair commercial aircraft
for major airlines and regional carriers.
Corporate Aviation
Provide maintenance support for
private and business aircraft fleets.
Aerospace Manufacturing
Work in the production and quality control
of aircraft components and systems.
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