Minneapolis College — Aircraft Maintenance at Delta Building C

This Minneapolis College program is taught inside Delta Air Lines’ Building C maintenance facility at Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport, not at the college’s downtown campus. The published address is 7500 Airline Drive. Students come here for the Aircraft Maintenance Technician sequence, where lecture and hands-on lab work cover aircraft systems, structures, engines, diagnostics and repair under Federal Aviation Administration standards.

The college publishes two awards: an 83-credit Associate of Applied Science degree and a 68-credit diploma. A cohort of 25 students starts once each fall and studies for six continuous semesters—fall, spring and summer—with classes scheduled Monday through Thursday. The official program page lists tuition and fees at $254.95 per credit and estimates about $350 for books, $1,000 for tools and $1,000 for FAA exams; qualified students may be eligible for financial aid. These figures are program-specific and can change.

Because instruction takes place inside an airline maintenance facility, prospective students should contact the college before traveling; the site is not a walk-in service center or a general student-services campus. The program page provides the application route, information-session registration and licensure details. Map directions point to the published address, but the college should confirm visitor access and the correct entry for any appointment.