Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Metro Technology Centers Aviation Maintenance Program

FAA-approved (Part 147) aviation maintenance school in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, training for the Airframe and Powerplant ratings.

  • FAA Certificate BE9T031R
  • Airframe Rating
  • Powerplant Rating
  • Technical College
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Program Overview

This program fits students in the Oklahoma City area who want in-state tuition access to combined Airframe, Powerplant and General ratings, plus an avionics certification and GI Bill eligibility.

Metro Technology Centers' Aviation Maintenance Technician program, based at its Aviation Campus at OKC Will Rogers International Airport, prepares students for the FAA Airframe, Powerplant and General ratings in one course of study, offered in both day and evening sections. Students can also pursue an Aircraft Electronics Technician certification alongside the core program. The curriculum runs across Aerospace General, Airframe and Powerplant stages under an FAA-approved, supervised curriculum.

This is a multi-rating public program with in-state tuition of $6,240 for the full course, plus GI Bill eligibility for veterans. Oklahoma lists 7 Part 147 schools, and the nearest other certificated program sits 13 miles away. Aviation mechanics in the Oklahoma City metro earn a median wage of $68,140 a year, close to the $79,870 national median for the occupation.

FAA AV-Info and School Pages

Program Facts

Metro Technology Centers program facts
Program NameAviation Maintenance Technician
Credentials
  • FAA Airframe (AMA), Powerplant (AMP), and General (AMG) ratings
  • also Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) and OSHA 10 certifications
RatingsAirframe and Powerplant
Program Length1,920 clock hours (Aerospace General, Airframe I, Powerplant I at 640 hours each)
ScheduleDay: Monday-Thursday 7:00 AM-3:30 PM; evening: Monday-Thursday 3:30 PM-10:00 PM
Published Cost$6,240Total program, in-state tuitionTuition only; supplies and exams and fees are listed separately; out-of-state tuition is $12,480Where the school states it (metrotech.edu)
Fees on Top of the Price
  • Supplies: $815 (total program)
  • Exams and fees: $2,025 (total program; exam fees are nonrefundable)
Listed separately by the school; not part of the published cost above.Where the school lists fees (metrotech.edu)
Avionics OptionAircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification
GI BillApproved for GI Bill benefits, per the school
FAA Certificate NumberBE9T031R
Address5600 S Macarthur Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73179

FAA AV-Info (certificate, address) and the school's own pages (program details), retrieved September 22, 2026

Official School Pages

In the School's Words

Program Highlights

  • Aviation Campus located at OKC Will Rogers International Airport
  • Certified under Part 147 of the Federal Aviation Regulations with an FAA-approved, supervised curriculum
  • Both day and evening schedules offered
  • Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification available alongside the AMT program
  • Prepares students to pass both the Airframe Mechanic and Powerplant Mechanic FAA exams

As stated on metrotech.edu

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Location and Aircraft Mechanic Pay Near Oklahoma City

Metro Technology Centers is at 5600 S Macarthur Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73179. Compare it with every aviation maintenance school in Oklahoma. For schools within commuting distance, see aviation maintenance schools near Oklahoma City.

Median Pay, Oklahoma City Metro

$68,140

Median Pay, Oklahoma

$74,390

Median Pay, United States

$79,870

Source: BLS OEWS May 2025

Annual median wage for aircraft mechanics and service technicians (SOC 49-3011), BLS OEWS May 2025. See the Oklahoma aircraft mechanic salary data.

By Straight-Line Distance

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Metro Technology Centers FAA Part 147 Certificated?
Yes. The Aviation Campus appears on the FAA's list of certificated Aviation Maintenance Technician Schools, with an FAA-approved, supervised curriculum covering Airframe, Powerplant and General ratings.

What Does the Program Cost?
In-state tuition for the full Aviation Maintenance Technician program is $6,240, with supplies and exam fees listed separately by the school.

Can Veterans Use the GI Bill for This Program?
Yes, the program accepts GI Bill benefits. For hands-on training like this, VA defines full-time status as 22 or more clock hours of instruction per week.

What Ratings Does the Program Cover?
Students train toward the FAA Airframe, Powerplant and General ratings, plus an optional Aircraft Electronics Technician certification.

Where Is the Program Located?
Training happens at the Aviation Campus at OKC Will Rogers International Airport in Oklahoma City.
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