The Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) campus in Houston, Texas, offers an FAA-certified Part 147 program designed to train technicians for the global aerospace and energy hubs centered in Southeast Texas. The program provides an intensive pathway to the Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification, with a curriculum that focuses on the practical, hands-on skills most in demand by the aviation industry. AIM Houston features an expansive hangar and lab facility where students train on authentic aircraft and engines, gaining the precision skills required for a career on the flight line.

The Houston curriculum is structured to move students through the required FAA training efficiently, focusing on the mechanics of flight, structural repair, and propulsion systems. Students are trained in a professional environment that emphasizes the ethical and safety responsibilities of the aircraft mechanic. With Houston being a major center for international air travel and offshore helicopter operations, AIM graduates have access to a wide range of career opportunities. The school’s career development services help students transition from the classroom to professional roles in commercial aviation, regional MROs, and corporate flight departments.