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  • Only 14 Months to prepare FAA certification
  • Program longevity - Teaching Aviation Maintenance Mechanics since 1969
  • Hands-on learning environment emphasized

NAA's curriculum is approved the the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 147 as a comprehensive training program for certification as an Airframe and Powerplant Technician.

For a printable version of NAA's Curriculum please CLICK HERE.

New England Campus

General Subjects

    Block 1
  • Human Factors
  • Aircraft Fundamentals
  • Aircraft Drawing
  • Mathematics
  • Basic Physics
  • Basic Electricity
  • Mechanic Privileges
    Block 2
  • Maintenance Publications
  • Forms & Records
  • Weight & Balance
  • Fluid
  • Lines & Fittings
  • Cleaning & Corosion
  • Ground Operations & Servicing
    Block 3
  • Materials & Processes

Airframe Subjects

    Block 3
  • Hydrolics & Pneumatic Power Systems
  • Aircraft Landing Gear Systems
    Block 4
  • Aircraft Electrical Systems
  • Communication & Navigation Systems
    Block 5
  • Aircraft Instrument Systems
  • Positions & Warning Systems
  • Ice & Rain Control Systems
  • Welding
  • Sheet Metal Structures
    Block 6
  • Non-Metallic Structures
  • Wood Structures
  • Aircraft Covering
  • Aircraft Finishes
  • Cabin Atmosphere Control Systems
  • Airframe Fire Protection Systems
    Block 7
  • Aircraft Fuel Systems
  • Assembly & Rigging
  • Airframe Inspection

Powerplant Subjects

    Block 8
  • Reciprocating Engines
  • Lubrication Systems
  • Engine Cooling Systems
  • Induction & Engine Airflow Systems
    Block 9
  • Engine Fuel Systems
  • Fuel Metering Systems
  • Engine Electrical Systems
    Block 10
  • Ignition & Starting Systems
  • Engine Instrument Systems
  • Engine Fire Protection
    Block 11
  • Turbine Engines
  • Unducted Fans
  • Engine Exhaust & Reverser Systems
  • Auxiliary Power Units
    Block 12
  • Propellers
  • Engine Inspections

Tampa Bay Campus

GENERAL SUBJECTS

  • FIRST TERM (336 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-111. Aircraft Fundamentals (14 Hours)
  • AMT-112. Mathematics (28 Hours)
  • AMT-113. Physics (28 Hours)
  • AMT-114. Aircraft Drawings (21 Hours)
  • AMT-115. Weight & Balance (35 Hours)
  • AMT-116. Materials and Processes (56 Hours)
  • AMT-121. Forms and Regulations (56 Hours)
  • AMT-122. Basic Electricity (98 Hours)
  • SECOND TERM (336 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-211. Ground Operation & Services (21 Hours)
  • AMT-212. Cleaning & Corrosion Control (28 Hours) (133 Hours)
  • AMT-213. Fluid Lines & Fittings (21 Hours)
  • AMT-214. General Review (11 Hours)
  • AMT-215. General School Final Exam (3 Hours) (35 Hours)

POWERPLANT SUBJECTS

  • AMT-216. Reciprocating Engines (84 Hours)
  • AMT-221. Powerplant Systems (Recip’s)
  • AMT-222. Troubleshooting Recip Engines
  • THIRD TERM (336 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-311. Ignition & Starting Systems (63 Hours)
  • AMT-312. Engine Electrical Systems (77 Hours)
  • AMT-313. Engines Instrument Systems (28 Hours) (84 Hours)
  • AMT-321. Turbine Engines (84 Hours)
  • AMT-322. Powerplant Systems (Turbine)

AIRFRAME SUBJECTS

  • FOURTH TERM (336 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-411. Engine Fire Protection (21 Hours)
  • AMT-412. Propellers (70 Hours) (63 Hours)
  • AMT-413. Engine Inspections (63 Hours)
  • AMT-414. Powerplant Review (11 Hours) (28 Hours)
  • AMT-415. Powerplant School Final (3 Hours)
  • AMT-421. Aircraft Electrical Systems
  • AMT-422. Aircraft Instrument Systems
  • AMT-423. Communications & Navigation Systems (77 Hours)
  • FAA General & Powerplant Written Exams
  • FAA General & Powerplant Oral & Practical Exams
  • FIFTH TERM (336 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-511. Sheet Metal & Non-Metallic Structures (196 Hours)
  • AMT-522. Wood Structures (7 Hours)
  • AMT-523. Aircraft Coverings (21 Hours)
  • AMT-524. Aircraft Finishes (42 Hours)
  • AMT-525. Welding (35 Hours)
  • AMT-526. Airframe Fuel Systems (21 Hours)
  • AMT-527. Ice & Rain Systems (14 Hours)
  • SIXTH TERM (320 Hours) (AMT)
  • AMT-611. Hydraulics & Pneumatics (56 Hours)
  • AMT-612. Aircraft Landing Gear Systems (56 Hours)
  • AMT-613. Position & Warning Systems (21 Hours)
  • AMT-614. Airframe Fire Protection (14 Hours)
  • AMT-615. Cabin Atmosphere (28 Hours)
  • AMT-622. Assembly & Rigging (77 Hours)
  • AMT-623. Airframe Inspections (56 Hours)
  • AMT-624. Review Airframe (9 Hours)
  • AMT-625. Airframe School Final Exam (3 Hours)
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