Address:
1101 Sherman Drive
Utica, New York 13501
United States
Phone 1-315-338-7826
Fax 1-315-338-7827
Web mvcc.edu
- Training Offered
- College Degree
- Aircraft Mechanic
- Licensing Authority
- FAA (U.S.A.)
Federal Aviation Regulation part 147 approved Airframe and Powerplant Certificate program.(Cert.#VXYT570K) Program duration is 12 calander months for the full FAA required maintenance curriculum. Classes enroll three times per year with maximum class sizes of 25 students in each class. Program has a functional B727-100 aircraft,several general aviation aircraft, and a large selection of turbine and recip. engines. Tuition is very affordable and includes a student tool set as well as books. All FAA testing is available on site. Maintenance training facility is located on Griffiss International Airport. (KRME) An associates in applied sciance dergree, Aviation Technology, is also available, with the addition of two regular acedemic semesters once the A&P certificate is completed.
MVCC offers an FAA A&P exam preperation class which prepairs qualified indiviuals for the written, practical and oral exams required for the A&P certificate.
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