AIM Aviation Mechanic Programs
Atlanta | $55,000 | 21 Months
Located in Duluth, Georgia, the AIM Atlanta Metro campus offers a dynamic 112,000-square-foot facility equipped with 30 classrooms, hands-on training labs, and a full aircraft hangar featuring turbine engine trainers, simulators, and a KingAir 65. Students can choose from several programs, including the Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) certificate, Aviation Maintenance Technical Engineer certificate, Associate of Occupational Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology, and Professional Aviation Maintenance Certification. The campus provides an immersive, FAA Part 147-certified learning experience with flexible schedules, experienced instructors, and direct access to industry-standard aircraft systems and tools. Situated near Delta Air Lines’ headquarters, the campus regularly hosts major employers like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, connecting students to strong career pathways in aviation maintenance.
CGTC Aviation Mechanic Programs
Warner Robbins | $6,000 - $11,000 | 12 to 24 months
Central Georgia Technical College offers FAA-approved aviation maintenance programs with associate degree, diploma, and certificate options designed to prepare students for airframe and powerplant certification. Students gain hands-on experience with aircraft systems and benefit from a partnership with Delta TechOps that provides industry exposure and career opportunities. Training is delivered at state-of-the-art facilities in Macon, Georgia, led by experienced faculty...read more.
Global School of Aeronautics Aviation Mechanic Program
Gainesville | $3,400 | 10 Days
The FAA A&P program at the Global School of Aeronautics is a 10-day certification course designed for individuals with prior aviation maintenance experience. Students receive hands-on training with aircraft engines and systems, preparing for all FAA written, oral, and practical exams. Offered in both in-person and virtual formats, the program boasts a 97% first-time pass rate and strong job placement outcomes...read more.
Middle Georgia State Aviation Mechanic Programs
Eastman | $8,000 to $20,000 | 2 to 4 years
Middle Georgia State University’s School of Aviation offers FAA-approved aviation mechanic programs that prepare students for careers in aircraft maintenance and structural technology. Students can choose from associate degrees or certificate programs, gaining hands-on training in engine systems, avionics, and structural repair. Programs are designed for both entry-level students and experienced mechanics seeking advanced credentials. With strong industry ties, including a partnership with Delta TechOps, graduates are well-positioned for employment in the aviation sector...read more.
Savannah Tech Aviation Mechanic Programs
Savannah | $5,000 to $11,000 | 12 Months to 24 Months
Savannah Technical College offers flexible aviation maintenance and avionics programs that prepare students for FAA certification and skilled technical careers. The diploma and certificate tracks focus on practical training in aircraft systems, while omitting broader general education requirements for faster completion. Students can choose from full programs in airframe and powerplant or targeted certificates like Avionics Installer and Technician, some of which can be completed in under a year. All programs are FAA Part 147 certified and supported by experienced faculty and dedicated aviation facilities...read more.
South Georgia Tech Aviation Mechanic Programs
Americus | $1,200 to $9,700 | 12 Months to 24 Months
South Georgia Technical College offers one of the longest-running aviation maintenance programs in North America, with a history dating back to 1948. Students can choose from multiple pathways, including Aviation Maintenance Technology, Avionics, and Aircraft Structural Technology, each designed to prepare graduates for FAA certifications and high-demand careers. SGTC boasts hands-on training, 100% job placement, and a strong alumni network in companies like Delta, Lockheed Martin, and Gulfstream...read more.
US Aviation Academy Aviation Mechanic Program
Atlanta | $36,000 | 16 Months
Located in Forest Park just minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the US Aviation Academy’s Atlanta campus offers an accelerated, FAA Part 147-approved A&P Mechanic training program designed to fast-track students into aviation maintenance careers. With both 8-month full-time and 16-month part-time evening course options, students receive immersive, hands-on training on real aircraft and engines while learning from experienced, credentialed instructors. The $36,000 tuition includes all necessary tools, digital textbooks, and FAA exam fees—eliminating costly add-ons that are common elsewhere. The campus maintains strong hiring connections with Delta Air Lines and other major carriers, making it a direct pathway to a high-demand, well-paying aviation maintenance career.