Find FAA-certified A&P mechanics in North Dakota. AviatorDB tracks 541 active A&P mechanics across North Dakota, with major hubs in GRAND FORKS, FARGO, BISMARCK, WEST FARGO, and MINOT. Search the FAA's official airman registry below to verify an airframe & powerplant mechanic's certificate status, ratings, and credentials — refreshed monthly from the FAA's primary source. Whether you're hiring, scheduling training, or verifying a referral, AviatorDB's database covers every active A&P Mechanic registered in the state.
NameCity
Loran Myles Urlacher
Bismarck
Emory Roland Vaagen
Taylor
David Peter Van Lith
Minot
Mark Allen Vandal
Langdon
Adam Lehman Vasas
Minot Afb
David Allen Vickaryous
Petersburg
Bradley Keith Vilandre
Wahpeton
Christopher Edward Villano
Grand Forks
Randall Ray Vining
Fargo
Robert Wible Violet
Bismarck
Daniel Walter Voeller
Grand Forks
Lydell James Volk
Zeeland
Mark Mathias Volk
Hague
George Kenneth Vollmuth
Buffalo
Paul David Voorhorst
Larimore
Francis John Wagner
Anamoose
John William Wakefield
Cooperstown
Kevin Scott Waldeck
Grand Forks
Nicholas Allen Walrath
Williston
Alex Howard Walth
Lincoln
Patrick Albert Walton
Williston
Theodore Michael Wanner
Belfield
Barry Melvin Wegner
Mandan
Chris Lee West
Grafton
Glen Alan Wharam
Park River
Ashlee Nicole Whitten
Grand Forks Afb
David Andrew Wilder
Grand Forks
Samuel Lyman Wildes
Grand Forks
Peter Harry Wilkes
Williston
Steven Ray Williams
Minot
Donald Roy Winden
Minot
Carold Paul Wingerter
Fargo
Samuel Adam Wiseman
Grand Forks
Jason Jay Wondra
Mandan
Matthew Scott Woroniecki
Bismarck
Jon Ronald Wutzke
Kindred
James Ernest Zalusky
Mapleton
Randal James Zidon
Starkweather
Dale James Ziegler
Rugby
Mark Henry Zietkiewicz
Grand Forks
Christopher Philip Zimmer
Upham
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How to find an A&P Mechanic in North Dakota
- Use the search box above to filter by last name, first name, or city.
- Browse the 541 A&P mechanics currently registered in North Dakota.
- Click any name to view the full FAA certificate record — ratings, medical class, and issuance date.
- Cross-reference results at airmen.faa.gov for primary-source verification.
North Dakota A&P Mechanic statistics
There are 541 active A&P mechanics currently registered in North Dakota, ranking #48 nationally for A&P Mechanic count.
Top cities by A&P Mechanic count
- GRAND FORKS
- FARGO
- BISMARCK
- WEST FARGO
- MINOT
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I find an A&P mechanic in North Dakota?
- Search AviatorDB's database of 541 active Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) mechanics in North Dakota. Use the search box above to look up by last name, or browse all listings. Each record shows the mechanic's certificate level, any Inspection Authorization (IA) designation, and city. North Dakota A&P records are refreshed monthly from the FAA's official airmen registry.
- How many A&P mechanics are in North Dakota?
- North Dakota currently has 541 active FAA-certificated A&P mechanics on record. The largest concentrations are in GRAND FORKS, FARGO, BISMARCK, WEST FARGO, and MINOT. North Dakota ranks #48 nationally for A&P mechanic count.
- Are these North Dakota A&P records current?
- Yes. AviatorDB refreshes the FAA airmen registry monthly. North Dakota A&P records reflect the most recent official sync. For real-time certificate status, especially during hiring or warranty verification, the FAA's primary source is the authoritative reference at airmen.faa.gov.
- What's the difference between an A&P and an IA?
- An A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) mechanic is FAA-certificated to maintain and repair aircraft. An IA (Inspection Authorization) is an added privilege held by some A&P mechanics that allows them to perform annual inspections, conduct major repair sign-offs, and approve aircraft for return to service. All IAs are A&Ps, but only a subset of A&Ps hold the IA designation.
- Can I verify an A&P certificate online?
- Yes. AviatorDB lets you look up any active A&P by name, state, or city, refreshed monthly from the FAA airmen registry. For official credential verification (employment, insurance audits), the FAA's airmen.faa.gov is the authoritative primary source.