HANDS-ON TRAINING. LIFELONG SKILLS. OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT.
At National Aviation Academy (NAA), we understand the importance of quality aviation maintenance training. NAA is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved aircraft mechanic school with the sole objective to educate the aviation maintenance professionals of tomorrow.
Located in sunny Tampa Bay, FL, National Aviation Academy is just minutes from Clearwater beach, we offer immersive aviation maintenance and avionics training that fuses classroom, lab and aircraft hangar learning environments. NAA’s accelerated programs are guided by instructors who bring years of industry experience directly to YOU! Training is federally regulated and industry-based, and the curriculum has been developed with the future demands of aviation in mind.
Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) technicians are highly desirable in aviation and many other parallel industries that require advanced technical ability. 14 and 21-month aviation maintenance training programs are available, with day and night classes to fit your schedule. Industry leaders visit NAA multiple times each year to recruit the next generation of aircraft maintenance technicians. Sounds pretty good, right? Why wait? Especially when lifetime** career placement services are available as soon as you graduate!
Our Advanced Aircraft Systems program is taught by certified Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) instructors, who are specialized in the avionics field, bringing years of real-life experience and aviation knowledge directly to you. Our professional hands-on training offers the experience and education necessary to become certified to work on, fix and maintain aircraft.


WHY CHOOSE NAA?
Aviation Maintenance Professional
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) is the 14-month program that prepares students to become certified Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) technicians. It is the core training required to work as an aviation maintenance technician.y.
Advanced Aircraft Systems
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What Our Graduates Are Saying
I think a lot of women are intimidated by this kind of work or they see themselves in a, like a cookie cutter role and I hope that more women will get into trades and technical work like this because there’s a demand for it and at the end of the day it feels really good knowing that hopefully I’m helping pave the way for women coming up behind me.
Words from our Alumni


