Aviation Maintenance Training Program

The “Cleared For Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT)” training program by King
Schools is a Part 147 compliant, is both an instructor-led and self-paced “On-the-Job
Training Program” designed for individuals aged 16 and up. The program prepares
students ages 16+ for the FAA A&P (Airframe and Powerplant) exam, which can be taken at age 18.
In addition to online coursework, participants receive practical training with our on-site A&P-
certified mechanic to complete their On-the-Job Training (OJT). Per Part 65, A&P
certification requires a minimum of 18 months (2,400hrs) of practical experience for a single rating
and 30 months (4,800 hours) for dual ratings at cost savings from $34,000 – $53,000. The course includes 68.5 hours of online lessons and 531.4 hours of practical task elements led by an on-site FAA-certified A&P IA mechanic instructor. Cost $34,000 – $53,000 of Program

Learn these subjects in a minimum of 18 months (2,400hrs) – 30 months (4,800 hrs):

Phase 1 – General (First-year cost: $17,000)

  • Mathematics
  • Physics for Aviation
  • Weight and Balance
  • Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics
  • Aircraft Drawings
  • Aircraft Materials, Hardware, and Processes
  • Fluid Lines and Fittings
  • Cleaning and Corrosion Control
  • Inspection Concepts and Techniques
  • Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, and Publications
  • Ground Operations and Servicing
  • Human Factors

Phase 2 – Airframe (Second-year cost: $17,000)

  • Metallic Structures
  • Non-Metallic Structures
  • Flight Controls Assembly and Rigging
  • Rotorcraft Fundamentals
  • Airframe Inspection
  • Landing Gear Systems
  • Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
  • Environmental Systems
  • Aircraft Instrument Systems
  • Communication and Navigation Systems
  • Aircraft Fuel Systems
  • Aircraft Electrical Systems
  • Ice and Rain Control Systems
  • Airframe Fire Protection Systems
  • Water and Waste Systems

Phase 3 – Powerplant (Third-year cost: $17,000)

  • Reciprocating Engines
  • Turbine Engines
  • Turbine Engine Air Systems
  • Engine Inspection
  • Engine Instrument Systems
  • Engine Fire Protection Systems
  • Engine Electrical Systems
  • Lubrication Systems
  • Ignition and Starting Systems
  • Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems
  • Reciprocating Engine Induction and Cooling Systems
  • Engine Exhaust and Reverser Systems
  • Propellers