Lansing Community College

Any student interested in the Aviation Technology Program is required to meet with the Program Administration prior to registering for any aviation courses. Please fill out the get started form to schedule an appointment.

Lansing Community College's Aviation Technology program is accredited by the Federal Aviation Administration.

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Industry Leaders

Our AMT program is one of only 44 Delta Air Lines partner programs.

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Three steps to your success! Our training schedule is 5.5 hours a day, five days a week. You’ll be learning every day! Training takes place in classrooms, labs, and in real-world settings, at our new Aviation Technology Center located just south of Lansing in Mason, MI.

Steps to Your Success

1. Get Trained
In 24 months or less, our students become experts in aircraft maintenance and repair. Through our hands-on, real-world training in Basic Aviation, Airframe Maintenance and Powerplant Maintenance, you will be well versed in working with large and small planes, reciprocating and turbine engines, traditional aircraft construction and advanced composite materials.

2. Get Certified
Upon completion of our program you will be prepared to take the next step in your aircraft maintenance journey and earn your FAA license. Our graduates successfully pass all FAA examinations.

3. Get a Job!
Employment of Aircraft Maintenance Technicians is growing and those technicians that hold an Airframe and Powerplant certificate are in high-demand throughout the industry. Our Job Referral Program helps graduates find the right job, right away. Many of our students are offered employment before they complete the program.


You can do more! Upon completion of training, you will have earned three certificates: Airframe Maintenance, Powerplant Maintenance and Basic Aviation Technologies. Add just five courses during or after training, and you can also earn two associate degrees in the field. 

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A student concentrates closely as he performs aviation maintenance President Dr. Brent Knight stands at a podium in front of an LCC airplane, announcing the Partnership with Delta Air Lines A biplane sits on the runway of the Mason Jewett Airport on a cloudy day Woman carfully performs aviation maintenance on the exposed machinery Together a student and instructor look at tools next to an airplane in the hangar at the Mason Jewett Airport Instructor adjusts a bolt on exposed machinery as student watches View of various aircraft from outside the Mason Jewett Airport As viewed from above, small groups of students work on various aircraft inside the hanger at the Mason Jewett Airport Teacher instructs group of students in front an LCC jet inside the hanger at the Mason Jewett Airport An up close view of an LCC jet's engine as Jordan Jones, deaf student who won an EAA (experimental aircraft association) scholarship works on its components Looking down on the aviation graduation ceremony inside the Mason Jewett Airport Student receives certificate at the Aviation Graduation ceremony A small LCC jet sits with forward machinery exposed as students work on its components inside the hanger at the Mason Jewett Airport Student preforms aviation maintenance as an instructor and another student look on Aviation Technology Jet sits in the Mason Jewett Airport hanger with its door open Instructor reaches up to point out a component of an aircraft's machinery as student watches

 

Important Dates & Deadlines

Wed Oct 04

Last Date to Drop Course with a Record of a W & Last Date to Drop Online - First 8 weeks only - Fall Semester

Thu Oct 12

Orientation - Required for New Students

09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Tue Oct 17

Orientation - Required for New Students

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM

Wed Oct 18

Last Date for 100% Refund Tuition and Fees - Last 8 weeks only - Fall Semester

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Your path to excellent pay and immediate opportunities begins today. Aviation Maintenance Technology is waiting for dedicated people like you!

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In 2021, aircraft technicians earned an average of $60,270 per year.

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LCC Aviation Maintenance Technology

661 Aviation Drive
Mason, MI 48854
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Call Us: 517-483-1406
Email Us: aircrafttech@lcc.edu
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