Our Avionics Course is allied and complements the Aviation Mechanics course. Titled AVIONICS TECHNOLOGY or Air Navigation Instrumentation (Electronics) Technology, this 16-credit / approximately 32-week professional program is a combination of A&P mechanical instrument diagnostic and repair training. This program is dedicated to those who are interested in going one step further or expanding their knowledge in the career of Aviation Mechanics. Our program is approved by the Department of Education, Accredited as a School of Excellence by ACCSC, and Certified by the agencies that direct Aviation Electronics worldwide as AEA / NCATT / ETA-I. The Pell Grant and GI Bill certify approval by US Federal agencies.

Another option that the Caribbean Aviation Training Institute, Inc. offers is certification through examination. We are ETA-I Certified Testing Location for the licenses mentioned on this page. ETA’s industry-based examinations are modeled to alter international competency standards. Each discipline utilizes its own group of educators and practitioners, plus industry-wide reviews to align with the industry standards which clearly articulate the skills and knowledge relevant to specific segments of the industry.

The Aviation Mechanics course is designed for those participants interested in a curriculum focused on the main topics required by aeronautical laws. This program serves as the first step for A&P (General, Airframe & Po werpl ant) ​​license and includes built-in mechanical and technical conversational English. We use state-of-the-art classrooms with licensed and certified teachers who are experts in the field. Also, you start the necessary work experience being referred, when available, to practice working in real and airworthy planes or developing the crafts in our workshops in order to move on to the second step, which are the job interviews as Repairmen or assistant and comply with the required hours of minimum 18 months (FAA FAR 6 5 .77) work experience (practical) in employment as a repairman/assistant and/or authorized FAA AMT course (24-30 months). We also meet the European educational requirements under EASA Part 66 to work as a Level 1 mechanic (Aguadilla project).

The Baccalaureate in Airway Sciences offers a balance of courses in the areas of science, technology and humanities. Students may choose one of the two majors described below; in addition, they may choose one of two minors, a minor in Airway Sciences or a minor in Commercial Pilot.