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Avionics Technician
Description
Avionics technicians repair and maintain the electrical systems in both military and civilian aircrafts. Avionics technicians can opt for on-the-job training and work experience to enter this career field, or they may choose to attend college for a certificate or associate's degree in avionics.
Job Prospect
Low
Work Environment
Aircraft and avionics equipment mechanics and technicians work in hangars, in repair stations, or on airfields. The environment can be loud because of aircraft engines and equipment
General and Personal Skills Required
Average Salary
Cost of Training
Recommended Level of Education
Vocational Education
Professional Skills / Tools Required
Associated Disciplines
radio communication theory, avionics system integration and avionics systems line maintenance
