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This program prepares students for employment as an aircraft mechanic. Students who complete the Airframe and/or Powerplant Technician Program(s) are eligible to take the Federal Aviation Administration written and the oral and practical examinations to become a certificated Airframe or Powerplant Technician. High school students may complete the second program as an adult student. The school is certificated by the FAA under Certificate #CT9T072R.
| General | The General curriculum is a one-year prerequisite for both the Airframe Technician and/or Powerplant Technician Program. |
| Airframe | The Airframe Technician Program is a two-year program consisting of an in-depth study of aircraft structures and systems. |
| Powerplant | The Powerplant Technician Program is a two-year program consisting of an in-depth study of Powerplant theory and maintenance of aircraft engine operations and systems. |
| Target Group | 10th, 11th, and 12th Grade Students |
| Credit | Nine Elective Credits (three year program) |
Course Curriculum
| General | Airframe | Powerplant |
| Math Weight and Balance Materials and Processes Aircraft Drawing Ground Handling Basic Electricity Physics Maintenance Forms and Records Maintenance Publications Mechanics, Privileges, and Limitations Nondestructive Testing Hand Tools Fluid Lines and Fittings Corrosion Control |
Flight Theory Assembly and Rigging Wood Structures Aircraft Covering Aircraft Finishes Aircraft Inspection Sheetmetal Composites Welding Hydraulic and Pneumatics Landing Gear Communication and Navigation Fire Protection Fuel Systems Instrument Systems Airframe Electrical Position and Warning Cabin Atmosphere Ice and Rain Removal Employability Skills |
Reciprocating Engine Reciprocating Engine Overhaul Turbine Engine Theory Turbine Engine Overhaul Engine Removal and Installation Engine Operation, Troubleshooting, and Repair Engine Inspection Ignition Systems Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems Lubrication Systems Engine Electrical and Starting Systems Engine Instrument Systems Propellers Engine Cooling Systems Engine Induction Systems Engine Exhaust and Reverser Systems Fire Protection Employability Skills |
See your school counselor or occupational placement specialist for more details.
An Equal Employment/Equal Education Opportunity Institution.
Accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and Federal Aviation Administration Certificate # CT9T072R
George T. Baker Aviation School
3275 N.W. 42 Ave. Miami, FL 33142
Tel. (305) 871-3143
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