House Bill No. 6075, also known as Public Act No. 25-128, establishes new criteria for instructors in the airframe and powerplant certificate program within the Connecticut Technical Education and Career System. Effective July 1, 2025, the bill allows any individual to serve as an instructor if they meet the requirements outlined in 14 CFR 147.19 and, if they possess an airframe and powerplant certificate, have at least ten years of experience as an aerospace technician. Importantly, the bill clarifies that no certification or endorsement from the Department of Education is required for these instructors.

This legislation aims to broaden the pool of qualified instructors for the airframe and powerplant certificate program by removing previous certification requirements, thereby enhancing the educational opportunities available in this technical field. The bill reflects a commitment to ensuring that experienced professionals can contribute to the training of future aerospace technicians without the barriers of additional certification.