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.

After High School

• List

With Additional Training or College

• Aerospace Engineer

• Aircraft/Aerospace Assembler

• Aircraft Maintenance

• Aircraft Service Attendant

• Airfield & Cargo Operator

• Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics

• Aviation Manager

• Avionics Technician

• Drone Operator/Entrepreneur

• Military

• Pilot

Future Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in Aviation covers a broad range and depends upon many factors.

• Aviation Electrical Assembler - $29,000-+$47,000

• Quality Assurance Inspector - $39,000-$134,000

• Aircraft Service Technician - $45,000-$80,000

• Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic - $45,000-$80,000+

• Electrical Technician - $46,000-$67,000

• Aerospace Engineer - $49,000-$128,000

• Electrical Engineer - $59,000-$120,000

• Chief of Maintenance - $91,000-$137,000

Classes take place at:

Kent Career Tech Center