Aviation

Tools & Equipment

• Drones

• Planes

• Soldering

Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -

• Federal Aviation Agency (FAA)

• TRUST (drone Safety)

Up to 7 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements. 

The number of credits varies by college.

Future Career Options & Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in Aviation covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.

With a HS diploma (some certification could be required):

• Aircraft Systems Assembler - Entry Level: $35,920 | Median: $47,230 | High End: $78,020
• Airfield Operations Specialist - Entry Level: $41,220 | Median: $61,780 | High End: $78,920
• Avionics Technician - Entry Level: $46,180 | Median: $52,280 | High End: $86,860
• Aerospace Engineering & Operations Technician - Entry Level: $42,700 | Median: $69,840 | High End: $98,610
• Aircraft Mechanic/Service Technician - Entry Level: $48,180 | Median: $74,900 | High End: $118,100

With additional college and/or advanced certifications:

• Aviation Inspector - Entry Level: $33,440 | Median: $35,890 | High End: $139,390
• Commercial Pilot - Entry Level: $58,280 | Median: $126,670 | High End: $205,900
• Aerospace Engineer - Entry Level: $76,130 | Median: $128,960 | High End: $180,160

* Note: Jobs titles and salary data are taken directly from O*Net.

Classes take place at:

Kent Career Tech Center