Intermediate Aviation certifications
Every Aviation certification we track, with exam fees, difficulty and salary ranges side by side. Open any one for the full exam guide and study roadmap.
FAA
A&P – Aircraft Mechanic Certification (AMT)
The FAA A&P certification validates mechanics to maintain and certify airframe and powerplant systems on commercial and private aircraft.
Typical salary
$60K–$95K
View guide FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate validates dispatchers to share legal flight‑safety responsibility with pilots at U.S. commercial airlines. Typical salary
$60K–$90K
View guide FAA / EASA / DGCA CPL – Commercial Pilot Licence The CPL lets pilots get paid for flying passengers or cargo, opening the door to commercial aviation roles. Typical salary
$50K–$90K
View guide IATA IATA Certification – Airline Management An IATA intermediate certification covering airline management fundamentals and operations, recognized globally in the aviation industry. Typical salary
$55K–$90K
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$60K–$95K
View guide FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate validates dispatchers to share legal flight‑safety responsibility with pilots at U.S. commercial airlines. Typical salary
$60K–$90K
View guide FAA / EASA / DGCA CPL – Commercial Pilot Licence The CPL lets pilots get paid for flying passengers or cargo, opening the door to commercial aviation roles. Typical salary
$50K–$90K
View guide IATA IATA Certification – Airline Management An IATA intermediate certification covering airline management fundamentals and operations, recognized globally in the aviation industry. Typical salary
$55K–$90K
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