Haney is an FAA certified, CFR Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician School. Our programs prepare students for certification by the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA). The FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A & P) Certification is required to perform maintenance and repairs on small aircraft, as well as the largest jet airplanes. Haney offers these programs at an affordable cost, typically much less than other schools. Most programs qualify for PELL and VA Benefits so when you leave you are not financially in debt but ready to go to work.
Haney Aviation Academy is an endeavor into the actual world of aviation where the students will:
Study in a facility thoroughly equipped for practical "hands on" training
Be exposed to a variety of theory and shop classes, such as: metal work, woodwork, welding, hydraulics, electrical, electronics, painting, and engine overhaul (turbine and reciprocating)
Become proficient in multiple skilled trade areas
Learn to interpret FAA regulations and manufacturers' technical specifications
Upon completion of the Aviation Maintenance Technology program and FAA certifications, one would be qualified for the following positions:
Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic
Airframe Maintenance Mechanic
Powerplant Maintenance Mechanic
Aircraft Sheet Metal Mechanic
Helicopter Mechanic
In these positions, you will work in hangar, out on the field on the “flight lines” where aircraft park or in repair stations. You will use hand tools as well as sophisticated test equipment. Sometimes your work will require physical activities like climbing ladders, crawling, and some lifting. You may work under deadlines to make sure an airplane is air-worthy.
Both Aviation Airframe Mechanics (Airframe) and Aviation Powerplant Mechanics (Powerplant) begin with the same core course, Aviation Maintenance General Technician "General" (AMT0705 - 450 hours, approximately one term for full-time enrollment). Upon successful completion of the "General" course, students enter Aviation Powerplant Mechanics. The "General" course is required for both the Airframe and Powerplant programs. Once the "General" course is successfully completed in one program, it does not need to be completed again.
Aviation Airframe Mechanics (Prerequisite - Aviation Powerplant Mechanics)
Program Length: 900 hours
36 weeks
Program Number: T640300
Program Structure
This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of two (2) Occupational Completion Points (OCPs).
| Course Number | Course Title | Course Hours | OCP |
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| AMT0765 | Aviation Maintenance Airframe Technician 1 | 450 hours | B |
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| AMT0766 | Aviation Maintenance Airframe Technician 2 | 450 hours | B |
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Basic Skills: Unless exempt, student competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry. Require basic skill grade levels are: Reading 10A, Math 10A, and Language 9.
Program Advisory Estimated Entry-Level Salary Range
$42,000-$55,000
Council on Occupational Education (COE) Rates
Program Completion Rate: 100%
Program Placement Rate: 75%
Aviation Powerplant Mechanics (includes General Aviation)
Program Length: 900 hours
36 weeks
Program Number: T640400
Program Structure
This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of two (2) Occupational Completion Points (OCPs).
| Course Number | Course Title | Course Hours | OCP |
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| AMT0705 | Aviation Maintenance General Technician | 450 hours | A |
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| AMT0775 AMT0776 | Aviation Maintenance Powerplant Technician 1 & 2 | 450 hours | B |
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Basic Skills: Unless exempt, student competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry.
Council on Occupational Education (COE) Rates
Program Completion Rate: 100%
Program Placement Rate: 67%
For additional information, please contact the Aviation Coordinator, David Deaton, at 850-767-5529 or email deatod@bay.k12.fl.us
