North Central Institute

Since 1988 North Central Institute has been working with the Clarksville, TN/ Ft. Campbell, KY community in the education field. Our facility is comprised of over 30,000 square feet housing office, lab and classroom space. NCIs programs offer a uniquely designed curriculum that qualifies you to enter an industry with both national and global career opportunities. Our Aviation Maintenance program completers are highly skilled and ready to work in a variety of complex, challenging, and rewarding career paths. The opportunity to earn your Federal Aviation Administration Airframe and/or Powerplant Certificates and your Associates Degree is accomplished easily with NCI. Dr John D. McCurdy, retired from the United States Army, has an extensive history with and love for the Aviation Industry; he founded NCI on the beliefs that an education geared directly to an area of concentration for career success is the best education one could have.

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Mechanic Pipeline Filling, But Not Fast Enough, Report Says

Notable year-over-year upticks in FAA-issued mechanic certificates and enrollment at certified training schools are positive trends, but more workforce pipeline growth is needed to meet projected demand for aviation maintenance technicians, a new industry report shows. Read full article

Aircraft maintenance company to invest $120M, add 1,200 jobs at Alliance

Fort Worth’s reputation as a center for aviation-related businesses took a step forward June 24 when the City Council agreed to an expansion of a lease with MTU Maintenance, which will make a $120 million investment as part of a 30-year lease and create one of the largest aircraft engine maintenance and testing facilities in…

SkyWarrior Flight Training Inc. Scholarship Awardee, Tyler Baldwin

The fourth recipient is Tyler Baldwin, who has been awarded the SkyWarrior Flight Training Inc. Scholarship, Tyler has a bachelor’s degree in finance but decided that a career in Aviation Maintenance would fulfill his career goals better. Tyler knew NCI was where he wanted to continue his educational journey; he follows his uncle and sister…

Alan Anderson Aviation Mentor Scholarship Awardee, Gabriella Davenport

Gabriella Davenport earned the Alan Anderson Aviation Mentor Scholarship in the amount of $500.00. Gabriella is a U.S. Army Veteran who maintained drones and is furthering her education to continue her career in aviation maintenance.

George Sigler Scholarship Awardee, Eirnin Watson

The second recipient is Eirnin Watson, he was awarded the George Sigler Scholarship in the amount of $500.00, for students currently enrolled in the Aviation Maintenance Technician or AASD program. Eirnin is in his second term at NCI and wishes to work for FedEx in Germany.

John D. McCurdy Founder Scholarship Awardee, Lucas Mixon

Our first recipient is Lucas Mixon who was awarded the John D. McCurdy Founder Scholarship in the amount of $500; this scholarship gives precedence to recent high school graduates. Lucas is a Clarksville native who graduated from Rossview High School in 2025 and co-owns a lawn care business with his dad.

Delta TechOps Approaching $1B In Annual Revenue

“Third-party revenue at Delta TechOps is back to pre-pandemic levels and poised to grow steadily in the coming years as the aftermarket specialist leverages its growing competence on both current-generation and legacy platforms.“ Read full article

Industry Seeks Veterans With Aviation Maintenance Experience

“The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) maintenance committee is proactively addressing the shortage of aviation maintenance technicians by reaching out to those with military experience in the field. The association cites estimates of 22,000 service members per year completing their military service with training in some form of aviation maintenance.“ Read full article

Why A Shortage Of Airplane Mechanics Is Aviation’s Next Challenge

American invests in the future of aviation maintenance with new jobs, additional work

“FORT WORTH, Texas — American Airlines today announced nearly 500 new aviation maintenance jobs and additional lines of heavy maintenance work at the carrier’s maintenance bases in Charlotte, North Carolina; Pittsburgh; and Tulsa, Oklahoma. The added headcount will allow the airline to perform additional heavy maintenance check work at these locations.” Read full article

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