Aircraft Technician Maintenance & Training Courses
Take your knowledge to the next level with AMT training courses for Air Tractor aircraft.
Air Tractor maintenance and training classes will cover a range of airframe and powerplant topics, ranging from a basic familiarization course to classes dealing with advanced airframe components and systems maintenance and repairs. Air Tractor factory instructors have packaged their expertise into maintenance training classes that meet or exceed worldwide regulatory requirements for the entire fleet of Air Tractor aircraft as well as supplemental systems and technology.
Classes are held at the Air Tractor headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Olney, Texas.
Class sizes are kept small to ensure students receive ample one-on-one instruction. Students will be able to observe Air Tractor aircraft in various stages of assembly. Most classes have hands-on training.
Upon request, our instructors will provide onsite training at your facility.
Air Tractor Aircraft Familiarization Course
2024-2025 Class Schedule
This course is designed to familiarize maintenance technicians with Air Tractor airframe and powerplant systems. Classroom learning and some hands-on processes that are routinely performed on Air Tractor aircraft will be covered.
Free Tuition Redemption
Tuition will be waived if you or your company purchased a brand-new Air Tractor aircraft after January 1, 2019.
The free tuition is usually only good for a 24-month period, but since COVID prevented attendance for so long, we are extending those periods for some time. If you plan to attend via free tuition, you must upload the aircraft bill of sale and a letter on company letterhead stating that the student is the owner or direct employee of the company purchasing the aircraft when completing the registration process.
Have questions? Need more information?
Contact Brian Hahn, Air Tractor Director of Training and Education
Travel and Lodging Information
Olney is located approximately 150 miles northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and 45 miles south of Wichita Falls, Texas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Training Instructor
Brian Hahn, Air Tractor Director of Training and Education
Brian Hahn received his FAA Airframe and Powerplant ratings in 1991 and worked at structural and airframe repair facilities. Beginning in 1994 Hahn served as an instructor in a FAA Part 147 AMTS (Aviation Maintenance Technician School) where he taught almost all of the 30+ courses in the curriculum. In 1997 he was promoted to Department Chair for the AMTS and remained in that position until 2018. He also received an FAA Inspection Authorization in 1995 and worked on behalf of the FAA as a DME (Designated Mechanic Examiner) between 2005 and 2018.