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Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas

Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) - Las Vegas is a branch campus of a multi-state career school system that trains students for aircraft maintenance and skilled trades occupations. The Las Vegas campus offers an Aviation Maintenance Technician certificate, a Professional Aviation Maintenance Certification, and an Electrical Technician diploma, taught in classroom and hangar/lab settings on a 40,387-square-foot site near Harry Reid International Airport. AIM operates campuses in 15 metropolitan areas, and the institution is accredited by ACCSC and authorized in Nevada by the Commission on Postsecondary Education.

Accreditation

  • Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)

    institutional · Recognized by US Department of Education

    Accredited (as published by the institution in its 2025-2026 Consumer Information Guide; ACCSC's own public directory could not be reached in this session, so accreditor-side verification is pending)
    Verified August 30, 2026Verify on accreditor site

  • Federal Aviation Administration - Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician School certification (FAA)

    programmatic ·

    School states it is FAA-certificated to operate an Aviation Maintenance Technician School under 14 CFR Part 147 (not verified against an FAA certificate-holder listing in this session)
    Verified August 30, 2026Verify on accreditor site

State approval

  • NV

    Nevada Commission on Postsecondary Education

    Authorized/licensed to operate (institution-published; agency license record not retrieved in this session)
    Verify with state agency

Programs offered

ProgramCredentialLengthModalityTuitionTotal costCompletionPlacementLicensureSource
ElectricianDiploma12 months; 36 credit hours (school-published)In person—————View

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Frequently asked questions

Is Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas accredited?
Yes — Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas is accredited by Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges, Federal Aviation Administration - Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician School certification. Verify directly on the accreditor's website.
Where is Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas located?
Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas's main campus is at 5870 S. Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas, NV, 89119.
What programs does Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas offer?
Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Las Vegas offers 1 programs including Electrician.

Cost breakdown by program

Tuition, fees, and books/supplies as published by the school.

Electrician

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What is the total cost, including all fees, books, supplies, and exam fees?
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What are the most recent completion and job placement rates?
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What is the refund policy if I withdraw?
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