CAET certification is the new industry standard for avionics technicians. Learn what it covers, who needs it, exam structure, and how to prepare—including COOL funding.
Avionics technicians install, troubleshoot, and repair the electronic systems that keep aircraft flying safely. Navigation, communication, radar, autopilot, flight displays—if it's electronic and it's on an aircraft, an avionics tech works on it. It's skilled work that pays well, and the industry can't find enough qualified people to fill open positions. If you're looking for a technical career that doesn't require a four-year degree and pays $60,000 to $90,000+ once you're e