Denver's Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Program

What is the average pay for Airframe and Powerplant mechanic jobs?

Job Title	Hourly Pay	Annual Salary
Entry level	$22.01	$45,780
Experienced	$29.05	$60,430

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Why consider Aircraft Maintenance Schools?

	FAA certified program
	Excellent job opportunities - 90% job placement rate
	Hands on training: Diagnosing and repairing aircraft from small propeller driven airplanes to large commercial jets
	All classes located at Front Range Airport, just 10 minutes from DIA
	To arrange a tour at the Aircraft Training Center please call 720-424-2961
	Most affordable FAA Certified program in the Region (Receive a $40,000 education for $12,000)

What types of jobs can I choose?

Airframe mechanic
Powerplant mechanic
Airframe and Powerplant combined

What types of companies can I work for?

Aircraft assembly firms
Aircraft Technology Group (ATG)
Cargo companies
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Federal government
Flight schools

Independent repair shops
Large airlines
Military installations
Own your business
Small airlines

Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Program Description

Prepares students for aircraft maintenance jobs in general and commercial aviation industry. Students who complete the Airframe and Powerplant Program are eligible to take the FAA examinations for their A & P license. Students are required to attend the minimum number of contact hours in each subject to meet FAA regulations. For specific starting dates for each section call the advisor at 720-423-4716.

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Qualified Federal Financial Aid Program

Total Contact Hours: 2,171.00

Total Credit Hours: 119.50

Estimated Program Cost: $14,701.00 + $300.00 materials

Estimated Time to Complete: 22 months

The estimated costs are for reference only. Exact prices will be assigned during the registration process.