Aviation Mechanic School in Houston, TX
Landing in Houston means arriving in a city brimming with energy, excitement, and a rich history. At AIM Houston, we鈥檝e built our programs, facilities, and network to reflect that same vibrant spirit.
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Programs & Courses Offered at Houston, TX
About AIM鈥檚 Houston, TX Campus
Houston has been a top aviation and aerospace destination for more than 60 years, rightfully earning its Space City nickname. Not only do we have two major airports鈥擥eorge Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby鈥擭ASA Johnson Space Center, and Houston Spaceport, but we鈥檙e also a destination that regularly welcomes industry conferences and trade shows.聽
We have a saying at AIM Houston: 鈥淲e don鈥檛 just enroll students, we enroll graduates.鈥 This shared philosophy drives everything we do.
A Few Highlights
- Incredible Facilities: Our expansive campus is home to an 18,000-square-foot airplane hangar. It鈥檚 fully outfitted with a tool room, electronics labs, and specialized gear, including propellers and engines. We also have two 3,400- and 21,000-square-foot labs dedicated to our powerplant-focused programs and airframe skills.聽
- Committed Teachers: At AIM Houston, you鈥檒l learn directly from experienced aviation mechanics. Some of our instructors are even AIM alumni who鈥檝e worked for the world鈥檚 leading airlines. All of them have a true passion for helping you succeed.聽
- Career-Focused Relationships: Thanks to our long-term partnerships with local leaders and industry giants, you鈥檒l graduate with the necessary experience and connections to stand out as a top candidate.
We love celebrating your accomplishments鈥攂oth during and after your time on campus. When you earn your Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic certification, you鈥檒l add your name and photo to our blue wall: a proud tradition that honors hard work and inspires the next wave of students.
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Financial Aid for Those who Qualify
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Day and evening classes
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Accreditations & Associations
As the largest network of FAA-certified aircraft maintenance technician schools, our affiliations give you direct access to valuable resources and networking opportunities.
- FAA-certified to operate an Aviation Maintenance Technician School under FAA Regulations Part 147
- Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
- Certified by the U.S. Department of Education to participate in Federal Title IV programs
- Aviation Technical Education Council (ATEC)
- Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA)
- Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA)
- Student Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)
- Women in Aviation International (WAI)
- Association of Women in Aviation Maintenance
- Veteran Readiness and Employment
- State Approving Agency for Veterans Education and Training
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Frequently Asked Questions
AIM is a hands-on trade school that builds aviation careers. We represent a widely recognized, accredited network of aircraft maintenance technician schools. From aviation maintenance and avionics to industrial manufacturing and welding, our hands-on programs are designed to prepare students for thriving careers across the industry.聽
Designed to prepare you for entry-level roles, the Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) program teaches specialized skills to work on aircraft structures, powerplants, flight control systems, and engine systems. This program combines classroom learning with hands-on training in labs built for real-world practice, preparing our students for FAA certifications and career success.
Houston鈥檚 booming aviation industry includes major players like United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and numerous maintenance facilities at George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport, to name just a few. These employers actively seek skilled AIM graduates.
While the Houston campus does not offer on-site housing, students have access to a variety of nearby accommodations, including affordable apartments and shared housing options. The campus team can assist with recommendations.聽
Requirements include a high school diploma or GED. Certain programs may have additional requirements, such as a strong interest in mechanical systems or basic technical skills. Admissions advisors are available to guide you through the process.
Yes, the Houston campus regularly hosts networking events and job fairs that connect students with local aviation employers. These events provide valuable opportunities for students to build relationships and explore career paths.
The Houston campus boasts extensive lab facilities, including an 18,000-square-foot hangar and specialized equipment for powerplant and avionics training. On-site FAA testing centers and proximity to Houston鈥檚 aviation industry make it a standout location for aspiring mechanics.
Getting started at AIM is simple. First, fill out our online request form. From there, we鈥檒l guide you through the application process, answer any questions, and help you explore financial aid options if needed. You鈥檒l also have the opportunity to tour the campus, meet instructors, and learn more about the hands-on training programs we offer. When you鈥檙e ready, complete your application for the campus and program you鈥檙e interested in and submit it online. It鈥檚 straightforward and hassle-free. Ready to take the first step? Reach out to us to learn more and take the first steps toward your future career.