Aircraft Maintenance Technician

• Tuesday | January 28 | 5 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom | Register here.
• Tuesday | February 25 | 5 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom | Register here.
• Tuesday | March 25 | 5 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom | Register here.

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician program accepts a cohort of 25 new students  once per year in the Fall Semester. Students complete the program over 6 continuous semesters: Fall, Spring, and Summer.

Courses are scheduled Mondays through Thursdays.

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician program is  located off campus in a Delta Air Lines facility at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport.  

The address for the program location is:

Minneapolis College
Aircraft Maintenance Technician Department
Delta Air Lines, Building C
7500 Airline Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55450

As a result of COVID-19 and the guidance issued to the College by the System Office and the Office of Higher Education, Minneapolis College will indefinitely postpone all prospective student tours of the Delta C Building.  

We will establish a new tour schedule once we receive clearance from Delta and the College that it is acceptable for groups of 25 persons to tour our program facilities again.

Therefore, please check back here for more information.

Tuition and fees are $254.95 per credit. The program is eligible for financial aid for qualified students.

Additional approximate costs include:

• Books: $350
• Tools: $1000
• FAA licensure exams: $1000

Complete Minneapolis College’s online application for admissions. 

• Aircraft Maintenance Technician A.A.S. Degree—104 credits
• Aircraft Maintenance Technician Diploma—98 credits
• Course Descriptions & Outlines
• Transfer Agreements

• Through lecture and hands-on lab, you will learn to service, repair, and overhaul all aspects of aircraft systems, structures and engines to ensure safety, airworthiness condition and proper operation.
• You will learn how to access information on specifications, diagnostics and troubleshooting techniques according to manufacturer manuals, Federal Aviation Regulations (F.A.R.s) and Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.s)
• Since teamwork is critical in the aviation environment, you will learn about team-building and communication techniques, as well as valuable decision-making and deductive-reasoning skills.

Minneapolis College’s partner in our Aircraft Maintenance Technician program is Delta Air Lines, the world’s largest airline. Aircraft Maintenance Technician Program courses are taught  in facilities located inside Delta’s Building C  maintenance  facility at Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport, Delta’s third largest hub. Our program routinely incorporates learning opportunities made possible by this relationship, including guest speakers, and training specific to commercial aviation.

Minneapolis College has determined that completion of the Aircraft Maintenance Technician program prepares a student to take the Federal Aviation Administration’s national licensure examination for an aircraft maintenance technician. Passage of the national exam is required for licensure in all 50 U.S. states and U.S. protectorates.

Therefore, the Aircraft Maintenance Technician program meets educational requirements needed to obtain professional licensure in all 50 states and U.S. protectorates. Additional requirements such as state-specific examinations, background checks, feed, additional training, experience and coursework, etc. may apply. If you have additional questions related to being licensure in a different state, please contact us at Heidi.Aldes@minneapolis.edu

If you have further questions about licensure for Aircraft Maintenance, please feel free to reach out to Heidi Aldes, Dean of Enrollment Management.