Minneapolis, Minnesota

Minneapolis College Aviation Maintenance Program

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

  • FAA Certificate CI9T061R
  • Airframe Rating
  • Powerplant Rating
  • Community College

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Program Overview

This program fits students near Minneapolis-St. Paul who want a public two-year path to combined airframe and powerplant ratings, training inside Delta Air Lines' own maintenance facility on a capped 25-student annual cohort.

Minneapolis College's Aircraft Maintenance Technician program leads to an associate degree or a diploma, covering both airframe and powerplant ratings over six continuous semesters on a Monday-through-Thursday schedule. Training takes place off campus, inside Delta Air Lines' Building C maintenance facility at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, under a public-private partnership that caps each year's cohort at 25 students.

This is a public two-year college, one of four certificated Part 147 programs in Minnesota. Tuition runs $254.95 per credit, and the most recent IPEDS graduation rate for the program is 20%. The nearest alternative Part 147 school sits 67.7 miles away, a distance worth weighing against the Monday-through-Thursday training schedule.

FAA AV-Info and School Pages

Program Facts

Minneapolis College program facts
Program NameAircraft Maintenance Technician
Credentials
  • A.A.S. Degree (83 credits)
  • Diploma (68 credits)
RatingsAirframe and Powerplant
Program Length6 continuous semesters (Fall, Spring, Summer cycle)
ScheduleMondays through Thursdays
Published Cost$254.95Per creditExcludes books (~$350), tools (~$1,000), and FAA exams (~$1,000)Where the school states it (minneapolis.edu)
Start DatesOne cohort of 25 new students per year, Fall semester
FAA Certificate NumberCI9T061R
Address7500 Airline Drive, Bldg C, Minneapolis, MN 55450

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

In the School's Words

Program Highlights

  • Program taught off-campus inside Delta Air Lines' Building C maintenance facility at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (KMSP)
  • Public-private partnership with Delta Air Lines/Endeavor Air since 2013
  • Cohort capped at 25 students per year
  • Prepares students for FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license exams

As stated on minneapolis.edu

U.S. Department of Education

IPEDS Data: Awards, Tuition and Graduation Rate

Federal IPEDS figures for Minneapolis Community and Technical College, a public institution. Aviation maintenance award levels: Associate's. Completions across these programs: 13 per year.

Annual Tuition

$5,264

Graduation Rate (Institution)

20%

Total Enrollment

6,733

Source: IPEDS

IPEDS aviation maintenance programs at Minneapolis Community and Technical College
ProgramCIP CodeAward LevelAnnual Completions
Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician47.0607Associate's13
IPEDS, CIP 47.0607-47.0609 and 49.0104

Tuition is the institution's published annual rate; the program's own published cost appears in the facts table when the school states one. See the record on College Navigator.

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Location and Aircraft Mechanic Pay Near Minneapolis

Minneapolis College is at 7500 Airline Drive, Bldg C, Minneapolis, MN 55450. Compare it with every aviation maintenance school in Minnesota. For schools within commuting distance, see aviation maintenance schools near Minneapolis-St. Paul.

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

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