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International:+1 (937) 778-4200
Customer training by Hartzell Propeller is conducted in Piqua, Ohio at our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. Classroom instruction includes theoretical and practical approaches in addition to applicable “hands-on” instruction. Class sizes are maintained at a level that encourages individual participation.
To download a Training Schedule Reservation Form click here. If you have any questions, you can reach product support via email using techsupport@hartzellprop.com or toll free at 1-800-942-7767.
2026 Course Dates:
March 09-13
November 02-06
The Composite Blade Overhaul Major Repair & Recertification course provides an extensive hands-on approach for repairing Composite blades. This course is designed to instill or recertify the aviation technicians with the knowledge and skills required to understand the maintenance procedures and practices with Hartzell Propeller Inc. Composite blades. This course caters to aviation technicians seeking additional knowledge of working with Composite blades through processes such as removal and installation of the erosion shield, boots, clamp, paint, and repair.
Additional Information:
Hartzell Propeller Blade Model Designation Examples:
NC8834K
NC7605()
E10950PCB
*Registration for class will not be confirmed until payment is received.
*Please provide a copy each attendees’ current photo passport with your registration form for internal security screening purposes, if registering from outside the United States.
2026 Course Dates:
February 24-27
October 12-15
The Lightweight & Raptor Propeller Familiarization is a course providing theory of operation, hands-on propeller assembly, and disassembly. This course is designed to instill aviation technicians with the knowledge and skills required to understand the maintenance procedures and practices with Hartzell Propeller Inc. Lightweight and Raptor propeller systems. This course caters to aviation technicians seeking additional knowledge of working with aluminum hub propeller systems with aluminum or composite blades on turbine engines.
Additional Information:
Hartzell Propeller Base Model Designation Examples:
HC-E4N-30
HC-ESA-30
5D3-NK366A1
*Registration for class will not be confirmed until payment is received.
*Please provide a copy each attendees’ current photo passport with your registration form for internal security screening purposes, if registering from outside the United States.
2026 Course Dates:
February 16-17
August 17-18
The Steel Turbine Propeller Familiarization is a course providing theory of operation, hands-on propeller assembly, and disassembly. This course is designed to instill aviation technicians with the knowledge and skills required to understand the maintenance procedures and practices with Hartzell Propeller Inc. Steel turbine propeller systems. This course caters to aviation technicians seeking additional knowledge of working with steel hub propeller systems with aluminum or composite blades on turbine engines.
Additional Information:
Hartzell Propeller Base Model Designation Examples:
HC-B3TN-2()
HC-B4MP-3()
HC-B5MA-3()
*Registration for class will not be confirmed until payment is received.
*Please provide a copy each attendees’ current photo passport with your registration form for internal security screening purposes, if registering from outside the United State:
2025 Course Dates:
June 15-19
September 14-18
This course is designed to instill or recertify the aviation technicians with the knowledge and skills required to understand the maintenance procedures and practices with Hartzell Propeller Inc. Aluminum blades. This course caters to aviation technicians seeking additional knowledge of working with Aluminum blades through processes such as Inspection and Blade Refinishing including an understanding of Shot Peen, Blade Shank Cold Rolling, and NDT.
Additional Information:
Hartzell Propeller Base Model Designation Examples:
HC-E4N-30
HC-ESA-30
5D3-NK366A1
*Registration for class will not be confirmed until payment is received.
*Please provide a copy each attendees’ current photo passport with your registration form for internal security screening purposes, if registering from outside the United States.
2026 Course Dates:
May 11-13
This course is designed for the A&P/IA or Repair Station Repairman to confidently inspect and repair Hartzell composite blades. The classroom portion will discuss the four common types of composite blade damage: deformed erosion shield, debonded erosion shield, face/camber material gouge, and crushed/cracked trailing edge. An afternoon hands-on session offers the opportunity to repair composite blade damage. Classroom instruction includes how to navigate Hartzell Propeller Owner Manuals, Field Maintenance Manuals, Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins, and discusses evaluating propellers for airworthiness at annual inspection. An afternoon hands-on session in the Hartzell hangars offers opportunities for dressing metal blades, setting the low pitch stop, rigging propeller governors, and dynamic balancing.
*Registration for class will not be confirmed until payment is received.
*Please provide a copy each attendees’ current photo passport with your registration form for internal security screening purposes, if registering from outside the United States.
