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  Burlington Aviation Tech is a small, regional
Airframe an
d Powerplant Technician’s course that
offers training in an exciting and lucrative
field to students who desire small class size and hands-on training.

Prospective  Student,
Visiting our site can open the door to a career that is interesting, challenging, and lucrative. Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration are certified to work on light aircraft at a grass airstrip, or on large commercial airliners at major hub airports. Demand is high, and A&P mechanics can realistically expect 100% job placement at wages as high as $31,000, and higher.

Burlington Aviation Technology NEWS

The Burlington Technical Center is looking to start a new program for young adults age 14 to 21 through the Learning for Life organization that involves all facets of aviation exploring.
We recently had a meeting with the our friends in the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) to see how we can work together. Our plans are to have an open house in the very near future to sign up members in this very exciting organization.

Stay tuned for more news as we finalize our program.

THE PROGRAM

The Program is licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAR Part 147) to offer training leading to completion of the General, Airframe, and Powerplant courses required for certification. Usually, a year and a half is necessary to complete all requirements for your A&P certificate*.

CURRENT PROJECTS
The students are working on building a Kit Fox 7 plane.  See more information on CAREER OPPORTUNITIES/Classes.

TESTING

FAA knowledge tests (writtens) and the Orals and Practicals are offered on site allowing students take all their training and testing at one location.

Rick Sylvester, Director of Burlington Aviation Technical School
has been awarded the Aero Club of New England- Vermont State Award.

 

 

OUR STUDENTS

2007
AIRFRAME
Michael Baumann
Tony Choiniere
Rene Cotto
Karl Nelson
Scott Thibault

A diverse student body can be found at BAT that may include recent high school grads pursuing post-secondary education, men and women seeking a mid-life career change, and retirees looking for a second career. Foreign students comprise a significant percentage of BAT students.

Past Grads

THE STAFF

The BAT staff are teachers with many years’ experience in civil and military aviation that ranges from light planes and helicopters to large commercial airliners. Instructors hold A&P certificates including Inspection Authorization, and the director is an FAA designated maintenance examiner.

We take You from the early aircraft structures to the future of composites. From the piston engine to the supersonic Jets engines. From the Analog flight instruments to Glass cockpits.

  • With Your Airframe and Powerplant License you are able to work on any aircraft from the Goodyear Blimp to the Space Shuttle.
    WHY STOP THERE!
    Get your Avionics Certificate and be more Marketable!!!

    Certification Available at Burlington Aviation Tech Center for:
  • Airframe and Powerplant
  • Avionics

Our student range from High School Grads to Retirees seeking exciting lucrative careers.
 

Feel free to contact us at any time by phone or E-mail at 864-8447  Rick@BurlingtonAviationTech.org

or please use our on-line Information form
I look forward to meeting with you soon.

Rick Sylvester

Moses Daly
    Instructor

 

 

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Burlington Aviation Tech

3060 Williston Road

Alert Hangers

So. Burlington,VT 05403

Telephone
802-864-1799

We invite you to explore Burlington Aviation Technology and its diversified courses and see for yourself how Burlington Aviation Technology's diversity, expertise and professionalism can facilitate your Certification objectives in worldwide aircraft services.