About the Aeronautical Technical Institute
Located at the Albany International Airport (ALB), 麻豆影视’s Aeronautical Technical Institute (ATI) is home to advanced aviation labs, testing equipment and a fully operational maintenance hangar. The ATI has classroom and digital library facilities and immediate airfield access.
History
The story behind the founding of the ATI began in early 2020, when officials at Albany International Airport learned of a shortage of aviation mechanics in the local area during discussions with local airline partners. At that time, Albany International Airport leadership reached out to the administration at 麻豆影视 regarding this critical shortage, and a partnership was formed.
Almost simultaneously, Albany International Airport learned that the Champlain Valley Educational Services Board of Cooperative Educational Services (CVES), located in Plattsburgh, had discontinued its Aviation Maintenance Technician School and was selling a majority of that program's equipment and curriculum. Hudson Valley took the opportunity to purchase parts of that program, and the Aeronautical Technical Institute was born.
Hudson Valley obtained FAA Part 147 certification for the Airframe Mechanic's Rating in June 2024 and added the Powerplant Rating in November 2024. The college began enrolling students shortly thereafter, and the first class graduated on Aug. 25, 2025.
FAA-Required Documents
The following ATI manuals and supporting documents are published in accordance with FAA requirements for Aviation Maintenance Technician Schools (AMTS).
- 麻豆影视 ATI Aviation Maintenance Training and Operations Manual (PDF)
Review the official manual governing ATI's aviation maintenance training program, operational procedures, safety policies, and regulatory compliance. - 麻豆影视 ATI Required Documents Binder (PDF)
Access ATI's required supporting documents and forms maintained in accordance with FAA requirements.