Aircraft Mechanic (A&P) Apprenticeships in Hawaii

A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) apprenticeships in Hawaii are on-the-job training positions where you log the supervised work experience 14 CFR 65.77 requires for your FAA mechanic certificate — you don't need to go to A&P school.

16 places to ask about A&P on-the-job training in Hawaii
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Where can I find an aircraft mechanic apprenticeship in Hawaii?

No A&P supervisor in Hawaii is accepting apprentices on Grease Pilot yet. Grease Pilot lists 16 places to ask about on-the-job training across 6 cities: FAA-certificated repair stations and A&P mechanics who have not listed as supervisors yet. The supervised hours you log count toward the experience 14 CFR 65.77 requires for your A&P certificate — no Part 147 school needed. Most of the places to ask are in Honolulu, Kahului, and Ewa Beach.

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Places to Ask About On-the-Job Training in Hawaii

In Hawaii, these are FAA-certificated repair stations and A&P mechanics who have not listed as supervisors yet. None has posted an apprenticeship on Grease Pilot, so ask them whether they take apprentices. Where we have an email on file, sign up and Grease Pilot sends them your request.

NameCityFAA CertTypeContact
Dunning Aviation
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Mid Pacific Aero Services
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Pegasus Aviation Services, LLC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Schuman Aviation Company LTD
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Air Repair LLC
Kahului
Part 145
Repair Station
Black Mountain Aviation LLC
Kahului
Part 145
Repair Station
Pono Aviation LLC
Kahului
Part 145
Repair Station
Wayne
Ewa Beach
A&P
A&P Mechanic
Visionsafe, LLC
Kaneohe
Part 145
Repair Station
Barbers Point Aviation Services LLC
Kapolei
Part 145
Repair Station
Aeko Kula LLC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
East West Avionics LLC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Guardian Flight LLC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Hawaiian Airlines INC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Liferaft and Marine Safety Equipment INC
Honolulu
Part 145
Repair Station
Airborne Solutions Hawaii LLC
Lihue
Part 145
Repair Station

1 A&P apprentice in Hawaii is looking for a supervisor on Grease Pilot. See their profile.

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Certified A&P mechanics claim or create their listing free with Grease Pilot's Mechanic Free membership, and maintenance shops with MX Shop Free; both include one A&P apprentice seat and digital OJT sign-offs.

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Michael Sawyer — A&P / IA

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Hawaii flies on aviation — Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International is the islands' largest airport and Hawaiian Airlines' main hub. You don't need to go to A&P school to work on those aircraft; the hours you log under a certificated mechanic count toward your A&P under 14 CFR 65.77.

FAA FSDO Serving Hawaii

What is a FSDO? Your local FAA office: it verifies the on-the-job hours you've logged and clears you to take the FAA mechanic tests.

Honolulu Flight Standards District Office

Common Questions

What opportunities are available in Hawaii as an A&P mechanic?

Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is the largest airport in Hawaii and the main hub of Hawaiian Airlines. Beyond that, FAA-certificated maintenance shops across Hawaii can supervise on-the-job training where you log experience toward your A&P certificate under 14 CFR 65.77.

Do I need to attend an A&P school in Hawaii?

No. Some of the FAA-approved Part 147 aviation maintenance schools in Hawaii include Honolulu Community College. You don't have to attend one — the FAA also recognizes documented on-the-job training under 14 CFR 65.77 as a path to A&P eligibility.

How on-the-job training works anywhere in the U.S. — the hours, the FAA tests, and what you need to start — is in our A&P on-the-job training guide.

About A&P apprenticeships

In Hawaii, the state employs about 1,150 aircraft mechanics and service technicians, earning a median wage of about $90,830/year (BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics, May 2025). Entry-level pay starts near $62,570/year and experienced mechanics earn up to about $130,560/year. A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) mechanics are certified by the FAA under 14 CFR Part 65. On-the-job training is a recognized route to certification eligibility. Learn more from the FAA experience requirements, the U.S. Department of Labor's Registered Apprenticeship program, and the BLS profile for Aircraft Mechanics (49-3011).