Overview
Students will work with airframe and
control surfaces, power plants, and
basic aviation electricity, and perform
ground operations and servicing procedures, as specified by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirements.
Course Content
- Applying math & science
- Interpreting maintenance publications, FAA forms and regulations
- Explore airframe and control surfaces
- Explain weight and balance procedures
- Explore aircraft design and drawings
- Understand aircraft materials and processes
- Understand the effects of cleaning and corrosion
- Understand fluid lines and fittings and basic electricity
- Provide ground operations servicing
- Maintain the power plant
Course Details
Aviation I (year 1)
Aviation II (year 2)
Grade 11, 12
Course Length: 2 years
Industry Credentials Offered: OSHA10, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
Options After HS
Workforce
Aircraft Mechanic, Freight Agent, Ground Attendant, Aircraft Fueler, Airport Maintenance, Aircraft Inspection, Pilot, Drone Pilot
Local Employers: Dynamic Aviation, Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport, Military/National Guard, Law Enforcement Agencies
Career Certificate/Associate Degree (2 yr) program
BRCC – Aviation Maintenance Technology, Commericial Pilot, Light Sport Aircraft, UAV FAA License
Bachelor’s/Post Baccalaureate Degree (4 yr+) majors
Aerospace Engineering, Materials Engineering, Aviation, Aerospace Management, Air Traffic Control, Airport Management, Commercial Pilot, Mechanical Engineering
Instructor Contact Information
Name: Ian Hinkle
Email: [email protected]
School: 540-245-5002
Fax: 540-885-0407