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If you can turn a wrench, we can turn your career upward. Give your career lift when you learn how to make birds fly. Earn an A&P certificate from the FAA. Join our graduates earning high wages and benefits at respected aviation companies in Wichita plus Disneyworld, NASCAR, wind farms, railroads, cruise ships and other local and global employers who ask to hire our grads. WATC costs less and offers a modern 220, 000 square foot facility. Enroll now and get your career off the ground.
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Program Features
This program meets the requirements for students to take the exam for the airframe and power plant mechanic certificate. The certificate authorizes the holder to approve aircraft that has undergone inspection or maintenance “for return to service”. This curriculum is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. Graduates from this program are in demand not only in the field of aviation but in other fields that require a high degree of mechanical knowledge.
Within the Aviation Maintenance program, we offer:
- Aviation Maintenance Technology – Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS)
- Airframe – Technical Certificate (TC)
- Powerplant – Technical Certificate (TC)
- Avionics – AAS, TC and Certificate of Completion (COC)
These programs use courses with ITL content as classroom enhancements.
WATC Aviation graduates have gone on to work at leading industries, such as:
- Eagle Med
- Cessna Service Center
- Lockheed Martin
- Spirit Aerosystems
- American Eagle
- Learjet
- Mid-Corporate Aviation
- And many more!
Admission Requirements
In addition to the college’s admissions policy, students must submit an application for admission, be 18 years of age or older, show documentation of high school graduation or satisfaction of high school equivalence prior to graduation from the program, and meet entrance exam requirements
