COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE
The faculty of the aviation program is committed to providing education excellence in the field of Aviation Systems Technology. The AST degree program provides an essential first step towards a career as an aviation mechanic.

FAA APPROVED
A Federal Aviation Administration Part 147 approved school since 1969, Wayne Community College is committed to a learning-centered, outcomes-based education model, which encourages students to assume responsibility for their own learning and facilitates achievement of identified program learning outcomes.

BECOME AN AVIATION MECHANIC
The curriculum is designed to provide basic aircraft knowledge to individuals who intend to seek a career in Aviation Maintenance. The aviation systems curriculum prepares you with the necessary knowledge, oral and practical skills to complete the Federal Aviation Administration written, oral and practical tests. Upon satisfactory completion of this course the student will qualify for the FAA Mechanic’s airman certificate with airframe and powerplant ratings and will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Systems Technology.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates of the program can expect career opportunities that include airport fixed base operators maintenance facilities, FAA Repair Stations, aircraft, engine, or component manufacturers, corporate aviation maintenance departments, airlines, aircraft service centers, and military and governmental aircraft maintenance facilities. Click here for more information.