Aviation Maintenance Science Department
About the Aviation Maintenance Science Degree
The Aviation Maintenance Science (AMS) degree is a fundamental
part of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, America's most respected
institution for aviation and aerospace studies. At Embry-Riddle's state-of-the-art
facilities in Daytona Beach, Florida, AMS students take their training
in the ultimate learning environment for aviation's most sought-after
specializations, and enter the job market with certifications from the
most highly regarded university in the industry.
Programs Offered
An essential part of the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Maintenance Science
degree program is “hands-on” training and FAA certification for the
Airframe & Powerplant (A &P) certificate. An additional certification
program in Avionics Line Maintenance (ALM)
is also available. Both programs are offered through the Charles Taylor
Aviation Maintenance Science Department. (Who
was Charles Taylor?) Rounding out the degree program you will receive
the balance of the academic programs for the B. S. in Aviation Maintenance
Science.
1. Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Technician certification
is a 16-month, FAA-approved learning intensive combining classroom theory
with hands-on experience. The A & P program at Embry-Riddle is among
the leading aviation maintenance programs on the planet.
Learn more...
2. Avionics Line Maintenance (ALM) Technician certification
is achieved through 400+ hours of instruction in addition to the A &
P Certificate. Learn the skills necessary to return or alter aircraft
to a flight status. Learn more...
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