Avionics Technician Training

Train to install, troubleshoot, and repair the electronic systems that power modern aircraft, from navigation and communication to advanced cockpit systems.

Become an Avionics Technician

Modern aircraft rely on sophisticated electronic systems for navigation, communication, and flight instrumentation. AeroPro’s Aviation Electronics Technician program provides students with the technical knowledge and hands-on experience required to begin a career in avionics installation and maintenance.

Students learn to inspect, diagnose, and repair aircraft electronic systems commonly installed in general aviation aircraft weighing less than 12,500 pounds.

Training takes place in Selma, Alabama at Craig Field within an operational aviation training environment.

What You Will Learn

Aircraft Electrical Systems

Students learn the fundamentals of aircraft electricity and electronic systems.

Topics include:

  • DC and AC electrical circuits

  • measuring voltage, current, and resistance

  • interpreting aircraft electrical diagrams

  • battery inspection and servicing

  • troubleshooting electrical systems

Flight Instrument Systems

Students learn how modern aircraft instruments monitor and display flight data.

Systems covered include:

  • airspeed indicators

  • altitude systems

  • heading indicators

  • temperature and pressure sensors

  • RPM and engine monitoring systems

Avionics Installation & Repair

Students develop hands-on skills installing, troubleshooting, and repairing aircraft avionics systems.

Training includes:

  • wiring, routing, and securing electrical systems

  • avionics panel layout and installation

  • Garmin and modern avionics system integration

  • electrical system troubleshooting and diagnostics

  • inspection and testing of installed systems

  • removal, replacement, and upgrade of avionics components

Navigation & Communication Systems

Students are introduced to the avionics systems used to guide and communicate with aircraft.

Training includes:

  • NAV/COMM systems

  • antenna systems and installation

  • pitot-static systems

  • system inspection and troubleshooting

  • installation and repair procedures

Training Program

AeroPro’s Avionics Technician program combines classroom instruction with hands-on lab training, preparing students for real-world aviation environments.

Aviation Electronics Technician I

  • 300 contact hours

  • 12-week full-time or 18-week part-time options

This course introduces core avionics systems and prepares students for apprentice-level roles.

Aviation Electronics Technician II

  • Advanced training in avionics systems

  • 16-week full-time or 25-week part-time options

Students build on foundational knowledge and prepare for certification and career advancement.

Career Pathways

Graduates of the Avionics Technician program pursue roles such as:

  • avionics technician

  • aircraft electronics installer

  • avionics repair specialist

  • maintenance and repair operations (MRO) technician

Students may also continue toward FCC certification to expand career opportunities.