A&P School Program

One Year Airframe and Power Plant Mechanics – F.A.A. Part 147 Approved

SMAT is one of the few schools to offer a comprehensive course in Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanics that can be complete in just one year. The program is FAA approved and provides training and preparation for the FAA written, oral, and practical mechanics tests.

  • Faculty to Student Ratio: 1-5
  • Individual Lab Workstations,
  • Spacious New Lab Facilities
  • Live, Hands-On Projects
  • 50% Lab, 50% Lecture
  • Tool Discounts
  • Aircraft Mockup Systems
  • Missions Environment

Class Schedule for 2009-2010 academic year

  • Classes Begin - Aug 25
  • Labor Day - Sept. 7
  • Thanksgiving Break - Nov 25-27
  • Christmas Break - Dec 24 - Jan 2
  • Memorial Day - May 31
  • Independance Day - July 4
  • Graduation - Aug 13

General Classes

  • G1 - Basic Electricity
  • G2 - Aircraft Drawings
  • G3 - Weight & Balance
  • G4 - Fluid Lines & Fittings
  • G5 - Materials & Processes
  • G6 - Ground Operation
  • G7 - Cleaning & Corrosion
  • G8 - Math
  • G9 - Maintenance Forms & Records
  • G10 - Physics
  • G11 - FAR's & Mx Publications
  • G12 - Mechanics Priv. & Limitations

Airframe Classes

  • A1 - Basic Structures &Aerodynamics
  • A2 - Metallic Structures
  • A3 - Aircraft Coverings & Finishes
  • A4 - Assembly & Rigging
  • A5 - Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems
  • A6 - Landing Gear Systems
  • A7 - Aircraft Electrical Systems
  • A8 - Aircraft Fuel Systems
  • A9 - Cabin Atmospheric Systems
  • A10 - Aircraft Instrument Systems
  • A11 - Communication & Navigation
  • A12 - Ice & Rain
  • A13 - Fire Protection Systems
  • A14 - Position & Warning Systems

Powerplant Classes

  • P1 - Basic & Advanced Engines
  • P2 - Turbine Engines
  • P3 - Engine Operation
  • P4 - Engine Instruments
  • P5 - Engine Inspection
  • P6 - Engine Electrical
  • P7 - Lubrication Systems
  • P8 - Ignition Systems
  • P9 - Fuel Metering Systems
  • P10 - Engine Fuel Systems
  • P11 - Inductions Systems
  • P12 - Cooling Systems
  • P13 - Exhaust Systems
  • P14 - Propellers

Tuition & Fees - $17,225.00 Total

Tuition and lab fees for the School of Missionary Aviation Technology to provide the full Aviation Maintenance School training (A & P License) for the 2009-2010 school year is as follows:

General Course (August - December)

  • Course Fee: $3,475.00
  • Lab Fee: $250.00

Airframe Course: (January - April)

  • Course Fee: $6,500.00
  • Lab Fee: $250.00 .

Powerplant Course: (April - August)

  • Course Fee: $6,500.00
  • Lab Fee: $250.00 .

Notes about Tuition & Fees:

  • Additional costs will be incurred for books, tools, FAA testing, and field trips.
  • Payments for all students will be due and payable on the first day of each course.
  • Students are responsible for their individual room and board.
  • Arrangements may be made with students for payment throughout the semester on an individual basis. However, a student may be asked to withdraw from classes if a delinquency in payment persists.