Avionics Maintenance Technology Program
Spartan education and training and the name on the resume helped advance my career. My first job after graduating was AWOS Technician.
- Joshua Bohm
Explore the aviation electronics training program at our Tulsa aviation school
Spartan’s Avionics Maintenance Technology program will prepare you to become an avionics technician. Students can complete a diploma program in as little as 15 months and an associate of applied science degree in less than two years.
In today’s airplanes, aircraft electronics are required for safe flight as the airways become more congested. With over 90,000 commercial flights per day, and between 8,000 - 13,000 planes in the air at any given time pilots must rely on the integrity of their aircraft electronics for safe passage. The roll of highly skilled individuals with aviation electronics training is more important today than at any other time in the history of aviation. As technology advances so does the need for certified technicians with aviation electronics training.
Aircraft Electronics Training in Avionics
Our avionics technician program in Tulsa, Oklahoma, combines electronics and avionics specialties with the general core requirements for aviation maintenance. Not only do students in the avionics courses receive general aviation electronics training, they also learn:
Basic Mechanics
- Avionic Fundamentals
- How to Read and Interpret Aircraft Drawings
- Aircraft Communication and Navigation Systems
- Radar Systems
- Avionics Line Maintenance and Installations
This already versatile skill set when enhanced by Spartan’s Aviation Maintenance Technology Program can make an individual an even more desirable job candidate. The combination of these two programs can be completed in as little as 27 months with a graduate being eligible for their FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certification (A&P License).
Aviation Electronics Technologies
Today's aircraft are filled with radios, navigation systems, radar, flight computers, and many more sophisticated electronics. Due to the nature of these highly sophisticated systems a student in the Avionics Maintenance Technology Program will be trained in a wide range of technologies.
- Navigation Systems
- Auto Pilots
- Weather Radar
- Flight Simulation
- Electronic Flight Instrument Systems
- Instrument Landing
- Air Traffic Control Transponders
The field of avionics is ever evolving and Spartan College of Aeronautics is committed to providing a high quality industry-current aviation electronics program and avionics technician program in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Contact us today to begin your career as an aviation electronics technician!
For complete consumer information including placement and earnings for graduates of this program refer to www.spartan.edu/consumerinformation.
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Andre White
Aviation Maintenance
Spartan provided me with the knowledge and training to succeed in the airline industry and motivated me to continue my education as well. I moved from Arkansas to Oklahoma to attend Spartan. My first ...
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William Kullman
Flight
I moved from California to Oklahoma to attend Spartan. My first job was as a flight instructor/charter pilot with Skyways Inc. in Troutdale, Oregon. I’m now a retired airline captain, (Northwest Ai...
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Jim Gibbons
Nondestructive Testing / Quality Control
I relocated from Illinois to Oklahoma to attend Spartan. My first job after graduation was as an NDT Technician with Northrop Aircraft Corporation. Since then, I’ve worked on The Space Shuttle, B1B,...
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Scott Bratt
Avionics
Spartan training gave me the skills and training to move into higher paying skilled jobs. My first job after graduating was as an Instrument Technician with Flight Safety International. I am now an In...
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