Midland College in Texas offers a focused Aviation Maintenance Technology program housed in the dedicated Hangar E facility at Midland International Air and Space Port. This strategic location allows students to train in a live airport environment, providing a tangible connection to the industry. The program is FAA-approved under Part 147 and offers both an Associate of Applied Science degree and certificates in Airframe and Powerplant maintenance. The curriculum is designed to take students from basic mechanical theory to advanced aircraft troubleshooting.

Students at Midland College work with a variety of training aids, including operational turbine and reciprocating engines, as well as airworthy aircraft. The small class sizes allow for personalized instruction and mentorship from experienced faculty. The program covers essential topics such as aircraft electrical systems, fuel metering, and composite structural repair. Midland College aims to serve the Permian Basin’s aviation needs, producing graduates who are ready to support everything from general aviation and corporate flight departments to the region’s growing aerospace sector.