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Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) Apprenticeship Program

The main goal of our apprenticeship program is to train and prepare the next generation of aircraft mechanics for a successful, rewarding, long-term career in the aviation industry. Phoenix Air benefits by developing our own team of well-trained technicians. We assist participants with getting their Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certification, and then provide a clear career pathway choice within our company and the aviation industry. This is a 30 to 36 month program.

This program is an excellent opportunity for an individual who wants to begin a career in the aviation industry, and get paid while doing so.

If you would like to get on our waiting list for this program, or if you have questions concerning this program, please feel free to reach out HERE. 

Program Information

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship Program is a learning program under the direction of our General Aviation Manager, Steve Pelfrey. Each participant will be assigned to, and under the mentorship and supervision of an assigned FAA certificated A&P mechanic. 

Apprentices will assist FAA certificated A&P mechanics with all troubleshooting, maintenance, and required paperwork. There will also be required classroom, and assigned workbooks that must be completed prior to sign-off.

If you would like to get on our waiting list for this program, or if you have questions concerning this program, please feel free to reach out HERE. 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will I be paid as an Apprentice Mechanic?
Yes. The Apprentice Mechanic is a full time, paid position with benefits.

2. What schedule will I work?
7:30am-4:00pm Monday-Friday

3. What training will I receive?
You will receive a combination of on-the-job, workbook, and classroom training. For on-the-job training, the apprentice will be assigned to a crew and work in the hanger on aircraft under the supervision of their assigned team lead and FAA A&P mechanic.

5. How long does the program take?
While the program is set-up to take 36 months to complete, it is possible to complete it sooner. This will be discussed upon beginning the program.

6. What happens after I have obtained my A&P certification?
After an Apprentice completes the program and has obtained their official FAA A&P certification, they will get an automatic pay raise and be assigned a permanent position with Phoenix Air Group, Inc.

7. Am I responsible for supplying my own tools?
Yes. Apprentices are given a basic tool list they are required to have while in the program.