A&P Mechanic Schools in Massachusetts
↳ 5 FAA-approved Part 147 schools
Aircraft maintenance in Massachusetts
Massachusetts anchors New England aviation through Boston Logan (BOS), a major airport that drives steady line-maintenance demand across the region, plus a dense aerospace and defense engineering sector. The state's technology economy supports significant work in avionics, unmanned systems, and defense electronics.
Beyond Logan, Massachusetts hosts business aviation, general aviation, and Air National Guard maintenance operations. Aircraft-mechanic wages run above the national median, though the region's high cost of living offsets some of that advantage.
Massachusetts' Part 147 schools include vocational technical high schools and community colleges — Cape Cod Community College and several technical academies — offering affordable, VA-approved paths into the trade.
$74,200 / year
↳ Aircraft Mechanics · BLS OEWS May 2024
- Delta / American / JetBlue (Boston Logan)
- Business-aviation operators (Hanscom, Bedford)
- Air National Guard (civilian roles)
- Aerospace / defense suppliers
- Boston
- Cape Cod
- Western Massachusetts
Schools across Massachusetts.
↳ Click a marker for details. Color-coded by school type.
Becoming an A&P mechanic in Massachusetts
Massachusetts has 5 FAA-certified Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician Schools. Part 147 programs prepare students to earn their Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) mechanic certificate through required curriculum and hands-on training hours, after which students must pass the FAA written, oral, and practical exams to become certificated. 4 of the 5 programs in Massachusetts are approved for veterans using Post-9/11 GI Bill or other VA education benefits.




