Oregon Aircraft Maintenance Schools
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Featured Aircraft Maintenance Schools Close To Oregon
| Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Oakland, California If you're looking for a high-flying career in aviation maintenance, AIM is where it all begins. Over the years, we've become one of the most prestigious institutions of our kind in the United States. Today we offer one of the country's most comprehensive Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) programs - a program that is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and respected throughout the industry. | Learn More | |
 | Crimson Technical College - Los Angeles, California At Crimson Technical College, we offer quality education in Aviation Maintenance to students from around the world. Our Airframe and Powerplant Technician Program enables our graduates to sit for the FAA A&P Certification Exam. Certified Aircraft Mechanics can enjoy a great starting salary, benefits, and (in some cases) free domestic travel. | Learn More |
 | Redstone College - Broomfield, Colorado If you're looking for an in-demand career path that lets you work with your hands, consider becoming an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Technician. Our campuses train and place roughly 20% of the nation's aviation technicians. | Learn More |
 | Northland Community & Technical College - Thief River Falls, Minnesota Offering Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved training, Northland Community and Technical College's Aviation Campus is one of the nation's most modern and complete facilities. Students from around the world gain hands-on experience to learn the skills necessary to keep aircraft in the air. NCTC is proud to offer VA benefits to US military veterans. | Learn More |
 | NCTC Unmanned Aircraft Systems Maintenance Training Center - Thief River Falls, Minnesota Northland Community & Technical College Unmanned Aircraft Systems Maintenance Training Center is the first program of its kind. This leading edge program will train you to work on the next generation of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), and Remotely Piloted Vehicles (RPV). NCTC is proud to offer VA benefits to US military veterans. | Learn More |
National Aircraft Maintenance Schools Accepting Students From Oregon
| Redstone College - Broomfield, Colorado If you're looking for an in-demand career path that lets you work with your hands, consider becoming an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Technician. Our campuses train and place roughly 20% of the nation's aviation technicians. | Learn More |
 | National Aviation Academy - Clearwater, Florida National Aviation Academy is a nationally recognized Aviation Maintenance training school offering its graduates job placement assistance. The NAA program will prepare you for certification by the Federal Aviation Administration in this hands-on, expanding field in just 14-months. Financial Aid and Montgomery GI-Bill benefits available to those who qualify. | Learn More |
 | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach, Florida Get certified in sixteen months of training. The Aviation Maintenance Technology Program is a longstanding part of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, America's most respected institution for aviation and aerospace studies. ERAU is proud to offer the Post-9/11 GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program to those who qualify. | Learn More |
| National Aviation Academy - Boston, Massachusetts National Aviation Academy is a nationally recognized Aviation Maintenance training school offering its graduates job placement assistance. The NAA program will prepare you for certification by the Federal Aviation Administration in this hands-on, expanding field in just 14-months. Financial Aid and Montgomery GI-Bill benefits available to those who qualify. | Learn More |
 | Spartan College of Aeronautics - Tulsa, Oklahoma Spartan's FAA approved Aviation Maintenance Technology program has been training skilled aircraft technicians since 1928. Our aircraft mechanic courses will help prepare you for the Airframe and Powerplant certification required by the Federal Aviation Administration. At Spartan, you can use the Pre and Post 911 G.I. Bill, V.A Rehabilitation or the Tuition Assistance Program to help pay for training. | Learn More |
More Aircraft Maintenance Schools in Oregon
| Lane Aviation Academy Flight Technology Department 28715 Airport Road Eugene, OR 97402 |  | |
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| Portland Community College 17705 NW. Springville Rd. Portland, OR 97229 | | |
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More Information about Aircraft Maintenance Schools in Oregon
You’re likely to find scenery in Oregon that suits you if you decide you want to attend Aircraft Maintenance Schools here. This state has forests, deserts, beaches, cliffs, hills and valleys. The average annual snowfall in the three largest cities in the state is about six inches. The state’s average temperature in January is 32 degrees. The average temperature here in the summer is 66 degrees. You can expect rain in this state.
Portland is the largest city in the state. Over 500,000 people live here and almost nine million people visited the city in 2009.
You’ll have a great time while you’re attending training in Portland if you like outdoor activities. You can hike up Council Crest to see a scenic view of the Portland skyline. There’s a running trail along the Williamette River. Hiking through Forest Park will give you a chance to see some wildlife. Portland is a good place for bike riding. Many of the major streets have bike lanes.
There are more outdoor recreational opportunities at Mount Hood. Mount Hood is about 60 miles from Portland. You can go mountain climbing and skiing here.
There are also plenty of things to do indoors in the Portland area. You can watch basketball games at the Rose Quarter. Concerts are held at the Merrill Auditorium. You’ll find plenty of stores and restaurants at Pioneer Place and Lloyd Center.
Portland was founded in the 1840s. There’s a lot of information about the state’s history at the Oregon Historical Society.
Salem is about 47 miles south of Portland. This is the second largest city in the state and you’ll find a variety of things to do here. The city’s museums have exhibits focusing on antique farm machinery, history, natural history, art and numerous other items. You can learn about history of forests in Oregon at the Forest History Center. You’ll be able to tour a Victorian home and walk through gardens at the Historic Deepwood Estate. There’s a variety of merchandise at the shops in downtown Salem. The Historic Elsinore Theatre opened in the 1920s. You can attend movies, concerts and musicals in this theatre.
You’ll find some interesting things to do just outside Salem. Canada geese can be seen during the winter at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. The deck outside the tasting room at the Ankeny Vineyard overlooks the Refuge.
The third largest city in the state is Eugene. It is about 67 miles south of Salem. The Williamette River flows through the city. Eugene is surrounded by mountains. You’ll find plenty to do outdoors in Eugene. Rasor Park is on the river. There are places for biking and walking here. You can hike through a forest up to the top of Spencer Butte.
Eugene also has things to do indoors. You can attend a variety of performances at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts.
A lot more things you can do while you’re obtaining further education here are listed at http://www.traveloregon.com and http://www.oregon.com.
Portland is the largest city in the state. Over 500,000 people live here and almost nine million people visited the city in 2009.
You’ll have a great time while you’re attending training in Portland if you like outdoor activities. You can hike up Council Crest to see a scenic view of the Portland skyline. There’s a running trail along the Williamette River. Hiking through Forest Park will give you a chance to see some wildlife. Portland is a good place for bike riding. Many of the major streets have bike lanes.
There are more outdoor recreational opportunities at Mount Hood. Mount Hood is about 60 miles from Portland. You can go mountain climbing and skiing here.
There are also plenty of things to do indoors in the Portland area. You can watch basketball games at the Rose Quarter. Concerts are held at the Merrill Auditorium. You’ll find plenty of stores and restaurants at Pioneer Place and Lloyd Center.
Portland was founded in the 1840s. There’s a lot of information about the state’s history at the Oregon Historical Society.
Salem is about 47 miles south of Portland. This is the second largest city in the state and you’ll find a variety of things to do here. The city’s museums have exhibits focusing on antique farm machinery, history, natural history, art and numerous other items. You can learn about history of forests in Oregon at the Forest History Center. You’ll be able to tour a Victorian home and walk through gardens at the Historic Deepwood Estate. There’s a variety of merchandise at the shops in downtown Salem. The Historic Elsinore Theatre opened in the 1920s. You can attend movies, concerts and musicals in this theatre.
You’ll find some interesting things to do just outside Salem. Canada geese can be seen during the winter at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. The deck outside the tasting room at the Ankeny Vineyard overlooks the Refuge.
The third largest city in the state is Eugene. It is about 67 miles south of Salem. The Williamette River flows through the city. Eugene is surrounded by mountains. You’ll find plenty to do outdoors in Eugene. Rasor Park is on the river. There are places for biking and walking here. You can hike through a forest up to the top of Spencer Butte.
Eugene also has things to do indoors. You can attend a variety of performances at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts.
A lot more things you can do while you’re obtaining further education here are listed at http://www.traveloregon.com and http://www.oregon.com.