Aviation Institute of Maintenance

Reviews

• KP

  Kristen Patterson

  Dec 26, 2025
  1.0
  I started here in March 2025 and withdrew in Nov 2025. I can’t imagine these reviews are real. If you choose this location know the DOE will gaslight you/your child. The deciding factor for me to leave was her complete lack of holding my instructor accountable after he attempted to throw me under the bus (in front of her) for projects he just didn’t look for. You won’t be heard as a student. Three of my instructors were fired while I was there because of their incompetence and their behavior toward students. If you want a real review go to the school around lunch time and ask the students about their experience. Do not trust these reviews. Visit the school and talk to the students for a real review. *Most importantly, you will not get enough hands on experience to prepare you for the field. — Update: The reviews here are fake. This school is for profit, not for you.
• AR

  Alex Rainsdon

  Dec 20, 2025
  1.0
  Genuinely deserves 0 stars. My husband attended AIM at this location. The school is rundown and uses older equipment. Despite being told that they would help connect him once graduated, they had ZERO resources or help. The school only cares about bringing in new students instead of supporting their current students through the program. The information learned through the program had little to no real world/job application.
• EP

  Enzo Paredes

  Aug 19, 2025
  1.0
  Today I received very bad attention from a person at the Manassas campus. I asked to be contacted to learn more about the course, and the person I was speaking to ended up hanging up in my face.
• AI

  Alisa Islam

  Nov 7, 2024
  5.0
  You receive more than merely a certificate from the Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM); they also help you get ready for the real world. The training was rigorous but worthwhile, and the career services team helped me find fantastic employment prospects. Being among the AIM graduates makes me proud!
• AL

  Anointed Cleaning LLC

  Dec 24, 2023
  5.0
  My name is Yandra Hernandez, and I am a proud alumna of the Manassas, Virginia school. Upon my arrival, I observed an opportunity for improvement in the school's facilities and teaching methods. Despite the initial challenges, the teachers demonstrated commendable knowledge of the subject matter. Being a social butterfly, I quickly formed connections with both students and teachers. Driven by my passion for learning and helping others, I actively engaged in class discussions, encouraging fellow students to ask questions and participate. Recognizing the importance of fostering an open environment, I aimed to alleviate any hesitations students might have had. As my relationships with night class students deepened, I took note of their concerns regarding the learning experience and the school's infrastructure. In response, I compiled a comprehensive list of student feedback and bravely presented it to the school director. To my delight, he embraced the feedback with humility and genuine concern for the students. Within two weeks, visible changes took place – contractors revitalized the building, administration received upgrades, and the library was equipped with improved resources. The positive transformation extended beyond physical improvements; the energy of both students and staff became more optimistic and hopeful. The director's hands-on involvement in the renovations further symbolized his commitment to enhancing the overall experience. My departure from the school due to relocation was bittersweet, as I had grown attached to the supportive community. However, I maintain communication with the student body and many teachers. I am immensely proud of the positive changes implemented by the Manassas Virginia AIM school and encourage them to continue their exemplary work.

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