
New for 2027
Live online classes three weeknights a week and one hands-on weekend day in our Addison hangar, with the same A&P curriculum as day and night
Day or night classes finish in 10 months, about half the time of hybrid
Live classes Tuesday to Thursday, 6 to 9 PM, Central time, taught by an instructor from our Addison studio. Nothing is prerecorded.
One day a week you're in the Addison hangar working on engines and airframes. Pick the Saturday group or the Sunday group.
Same FAA-approved curriculum as day and night, spread over about 20 months. Day and night classes finish in 10 months.
Hybrid fits students who live too far from Addison for night classes, or whose work schedule rules them out. You drive in once a week instead of moving.
The first class starts January 25, 2027, and classes start every other month after that. The first class is capped at 10 students.
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Full time, within about 25 miles of a campus or willing to move, 10 months
Working a day job, near a campus, 10 months
Working full time, not able to move, about 20 months
The same as day and night: $39,539.
Yes. Hybrid is an FAA-approved format of our Part 147 A&P program.
No. Every theory class is live with an instructor, so you can ask questions in class.
Yes. Hybrid is offered at Addison only. You come to the Addison hangar one weekend day a week and take the rest online from home.
Yes. You take the same FAA-approved A&P curriculum and sit the same FAA exams as day and night students.
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The first class starts January 25, 2027 and is capped at 10. Leave your details and an advisor will call