Tom P. Haney Technical College Aviation Mechanic Programs

Tom P. Haney Technical College, part of Bay District Schools in Panama City, runs Airframe and Powerplant programs on a morning schedule, with ties to helicopter and maintenance employers along the Gulf Coast.

Verified October 2, 2026 against the college’s 2026-27 program pages and 2025-26 catalog. Compare all Florida A&P schools.

Quick Facts

  • Length: 68 weeks for both ratings (1,800 hours)
  • Cost: $13,566 resident (both ratings, incl. supplies)
  • Location: Panama City, FL
  • Website: Official School Web Page

Our Take

Haney suits Bay County residents who want a public program with a short daily schedule (7:30 a.m.–1 p.m.), which leaves afternoons free for work. Very few Haney students took FAA tests in the latest report, so there is no meaningful pass rate yet, and the program’s hours changed for 2026-27: confirm the sequence with the school.

At a Glance

ItemDetails
FAA statusPart 147 certificated school (certificate 77HT588K)
Programs (2026-27)Aviation Airframe Mechanics and Aviation Powerplant Mechanics, 900 clock hours and 34 weeks each
ScheduleMonday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–1 p.m.; Airframe has a hybrid component
CostAirframe $6,708; Powerplant $6,858; $13,566 for both (residents, including supplies)
ApplicationsOpen October 20, 2026; new students enroll every 18 weeks
FAA pass rateToo few tests to report (11 of 13 passed, Aug 2023–Dec 2024)
Campus3016 Hwy 77 N, Panama City, FL 32405
VerifiedOctober 2, 2026

Programs and Costs

For 2026-27, Haney lists Airframe and Powerplant under Florida’s new program codes (T640500/T640600).

ProgramClock hoursWeeksResident cost
Aviation Airframe Mechanics90034$6,708
Aviation Powerplant Mechanics90034$6,858

Haney’s 2025-26 catalog listed Airframe at 1,350 hours (including a shared 450-hour General course). Where General fits in the new 900-hour programs is not stated.

What You Will Actually Pay

Residents pay $2,754 per half-program plus supplies: $6,708 for Airframe and $6,858 for Powerplant, or $13,566 for both. Out-of-state rates are not published. FAA testing is extra.


Industry Partners

Haney lists Safari Helicopter, Aero Tech Service Associates, Coastal Helicopters, VT Mobile Aerospace Engineering, Edge Aerodynamix and Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport as partners.

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%

Haney is the only A&P program in Bay County. Northwest Florida State College and George Stone are the nearest alternatives with published pass rates. See all Florida A&P schools.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I apply?

Applications open October 20, 2026; new students enroll every 18 weeks.

How much does it cost?

About $13,566 for both ratings for Florida residents, including supplies.

What are the class hours?

Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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