Potential Careers in Advanced Electronics Technology (Avionics)

If you are looking for a skilled trade that is in demand, becoming an avionics technician may be the perfect career path for you. Redstone offers skilled, experienced instructors and up-to-date equipment to help students adequately prepare for jobs as avionics technicians.

Today's commercial and civil aircraft rely on sophisticated electronic components and systems. Communications and navigation systems, flight management computers, digital instrumentation, GPS, weather radar systems, and heads-up display (HUD) systems are all highly specialized, requiring skilled professionals for efficient installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

As a result, there is demand for qualified technicians to work with and repair these advanced electronics and avionics systems. Opportunities should be excellent for those who complete aircraft mechanic training programs.* But breaking in to this field takes more than desire - it takes extensive training. There are a number of avionics jobs you could qualify for after completing your program at Redstone, including positions with major airlines. A dynamic career in avionics could be just right for you. Some entry level positions may include:

Avionics Technician
Repairs and maintains components used for aircraft navigation and radio communications, weather radar systems, and other instruments and computers that control flight, engine and other primary functions.

Electronics Installer – Transportation Equipment
Installs, adjusts or maintains mobile electronic communication equipment, including sound, sonar, surveillance systems on trains, watercraft or other vehicles.

Learn more about potential opportunities for Redstone graduates.

At Redstone you can receive the education that will help you qualify to be an avionics technician. Click here or call 1-877-801-1025 to start working towards a career in avionics with training from Redstone.

* Bureau of Labor Statistics, Feb. 2006