Welcome to Flight-Mechanic.com. This website is dedicated to helping you master the aviation maintenance technician profession. If you are not yet a certified aircraft mechanic but are considering pursuing a career in the field, you can get started with one of the following posts:
If you are already an AMT, are training to become one, or just want to get a jump-start on your education, you can browse the topics below or use the search box to the right. The below categories are based on the FAA Aviation Maintenance Technicians Manuals.
Basic Aviation Maintenance
- Safety, Ground Operations, and Servicing
- Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, and Publications
- Aviation Mathematics
- Aviation Physics
- Aircraft Drawings
- Aircraft Weight and Balance
- Aircraft Materials, Processes, and Hardware
- Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control
- Fluid Lines and Fittings
- Inspection Concepts and Techniques
- Hand Tools and Measuring Devices
- Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics
- Mechanic Privileges and Limitations
- Human Factors
Powerplants
- Aircraft Engines
- Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems
- Induction and Exhaust Systems
- Engine Ignition and Electrical Systems
- Engine Starting Systems
- Lubrication and Cooling Systems
- Propellers
- Engine Removal and Replacement
- Engine Fire Protection Systems
- Engine Maintenance and Operation
- Light-Sport Aircraft Engines
Airframes
- Aircraft Structures
- Aerodynamics, Aircraft Assembly, and Rigging
- Aircraft Fabric Covering
- Aircraft Metal Structural Repair
- Aircraft Welding
- Aircraft Wood and Structural Repair
- Advanced Composite Materials
- Aircraft Painting and Finishing
- Aircraft Electrical System
- Aircraft Instrument Systems
- Communication and Navigation
- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Power Systems
- Aircraft Landing Gear Systems