George Stone Technical College Aviation Mechanic Programs

George Stone Technical College, an Escambia County Public Schools campus in Pensacola, runs Airframe and Powerplant programs with one of the best FAA pass rates in Florida.

Verified October 2, 2026 against the college’s program page and Florida course data. Compare all Florida A&P schools.

Quick Facts

  • Length: About 2 years for both ratings (estimate)
  • Cost: $6,150 per rating (tuition + books)
  • Location: Pensacola, FL
  • Website: Official School Web Page

Our Take

George Stone suits Pensacola-area residents who want a low-cost, daytime A&P program with strong results: 92.1% of FAA written tests passed and 90% or better job placement, by the school’s count. Pensacola State College now runs a separate A&P program on the airport, so compare both. George Stone does not publish start dates or out-of-state costs.

At a Glance

ItemDetails
FAA statusPart 147 certificated school (certificate 5GST621K)
ProgramsAviation Airframe Mechanics and Aviation Powerplant Mechanics, 1,350 clock hours each
ScheduleMonday–Friday, 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m., full time
Cost$6,150 per program for residents ($5,400 tuition + $750 books and supplies)
Outcomes (school-reported)Airframe: 95% completion, 92% placement; Powerplant: 91% completion, 90% placement
FAA pass rate92.1% (128 of 139 written tests, Aug 2023–Dec 2024)
Campus2400 Longleaf Dr, Pensacola, FL 32526
VerifiedOctober 2, 2026

Programs and Costs

Each aviation mechanics program includes a 450-hour General course (AMT0705) and two 450-hour rating courses.

ProgramClock hoursFAA exams coveredResident cost
Aviation Airframe Mechanics1,350General, Airframe$6,150
Aviation Powerplant Mechanics1,350General, Powerplant$6,150

Florida moved these programs (T640300/T640400) into teach-out for 2026-27 in favor of new program codes; George Stone has not yet updated its pages.

What You Will Actually Pay

For one rating, residents pay $5,400 in tuition plus $750 for books and supplies. For both ratings, assuming the General course is taken once, tuition is about $9,000 (2,250 hours at $4 per hour), about $9,750 with books; this is our estimate. Out-of-state rates are not published on the program page. Tools and FAA testing are extra.


How It Compares in Northwest Florida

SchoolFull A&P pathLengthCostFAA pass rate
George Stone Technical College (Pensacola)About 2,250 hoursAbout 2 yearsAbout $9,750 (estimate)92.1%
Pensacola State CollegeAbout 2,250 hours18 monthsAbout $6,435 tuitionNot yet in FAA data
Northwest Florida State College (Crestview)About 2,250 hoursAbout 15 months per certificate$6,45889.0%
Tom P. Haney Technical College (Panama City)1,800 hours68 weeks$13,566Too few tests
Lively Technical College (Tallahassee)2,160 hoursAbout 2 years$8,52195.6%

George Stone has the strongest published outcomes in the Panhandle. Pensacola State College’s new on-airport program and Northwest Florida State College are the nearby alternatives. See all Florida A&P schools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is George Stone Technical College FAA-approved?

Yes. It operates FAA Part 147 school 5GST621K; graduates passed 128 of 139 FAA written tests from August 2023 to December 2024, per the FAA’s pass-rate report.

How much does it cost?

$6,150 per rating for Florida residents, including books and supplies.

What are the class hours?

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

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