Aviation Electronics Technology

Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology offers an Aviation Electronics Technology program that can prepare you for a career as an Electronics System Technician.

Crimson Technical College is now Spartan College

Crimson Technical College located in California has been bought by Spartan College. They are officially a second campus of Spartan College.

For more flight school videos check out the official Spartan College YouTube channel: Spartan College YouTube

For more information on the new Spartan College campus, visit our site: Spartan College Welcomes Crimson Tech

Spartan College: Aircraft Mechanic

Aircraft maintenance technician careers are in demand, and can provide a lucrative opportunity for people. AMTs work on aircraft and avionics equipment.

Spartan College offers NDT technician training for students interested in testing different technological tools.

NASA'S Future for Flight

Chief NASA Scientist Albion Bowers spoke about some advancements in technology that can help improve safety, increase efficiency, and aid the development of supersonic aircraft.

Technology is always changing and improving. Spartan College offers NDT technician training for students interested the advancements in technology. 

Spartan College: Aviation Mechanic School

According to the ATEC and the ARSA, now is a great time to enter aircraft mechanic school.  With a large number of aviation mechanics reaching retirement, there is a need for younger mechanics, possibly you.

To read more about what this could mean for your future in a career of aviation mechanics, visit here. 

Spartan College: Aviation's Contribution to the Economy

General Aviation provides 1.1 million jobs, and $219 billion to the economy. Spartan College continues to help students grow into pilots with the commercial pilot program. 

Spartan College: New Drone Program

Spartan College has decided to unveil a new Drone Program. The new technology advancements has made a drone program possible, and Spartan is embracing it. This will be another good program, along with the commercial pilot training, to further the interest in flight training.