Cape Cod Community College (CCCC) features an FAA-approved Aviation Maintenance Technology program located at the Plymouth Airport in Massachusetts. This program is distinguished by its use of advanced training technology, including one of only four Airbus aircraft simulators in the United States, providing students with hands-on experience with over 1,200 aircraft components. CCCC offers both an Associate of Applied Science degree and a one-year Airframe certificate, focusing on producing technicians who can meet the high demand of the regional and national aerospace industries.

The curriculum is structured into General, Airframe, and Powerplant modules, covering everything from aviation human factors and composite structures to complex jet engine inspections. Students benefit from the immersive environment of an active airport, gaining a first-hand understanding of the safety and management roles within the industry. By focusing on both mechanical troubleshooting and regulatory compliance, the college ensures its graduates are well-prepared for the FAA licensure process. Cape Cod Community College’s program serves as a vital workforce pipeline, providing students with a direct route to professional and leadership careers in aviation maintenance.