Aviation Maintenance What do i do in this career?
Asked by Albin
Aviation Maintenance What do i really do in this career?? Aviation Maintenance and Management What do i do in this career? Plzz give me must of Information you can plzz..Thank you!! If its good i will give you an good rate!! PlZZ..HELP MEE.

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Hi Albin, Aviation Technology Schools award Associate of Applied Science and Bachelor of Science degrees and certificates. Degree Options in include Air Traffic Control, Aviation Administration, and Professional Piloting. Certificates and Associate of Applied Science degrees are also offered in Airframe and Powerplant( A&P, which is responsible for design), as well as pilot training. Programs may follow semester schedules. The discipline of Aviation Technology is responsible for conducting research in navigation systems, aviation safety, aviation design, aviation infrastructure, and piloting. Aviation Technology Schools declare that training is conducted in state-of-the-art facilities designed ofr excellent learning experiences with simulation devices and modern facilities for providing advanced education and conducting research projects. Programs of study in Aviation Technology provide Knowledge of aeronautical maintenance technology; aircraft dispatch; aircraft mechanics; Airframe and Poweplant (A&P, design); aviation electronics technician; aviation maintenance technology; and avionics.Most quality programs provide hands-on training for the real-world experience; job placement assistance; convenient day or evening classes; and financial aid is offered to those who qualify. All graduates of Aviation Technology programs will have developed an understanding of aircraft operating performance and limitations; weather and atmospheric processes and conditions; Federal Regulations and the U.S. air traffic control system; navigation within the National Airspace System; airport lighting and marking; the use of FAA publication for operating aircraft within the National Airspace System; all aspects of Air Traffic Control operations and facilities; aircraft separation during taxi, takeoff, and landing; fundamentals of radar systems; vectoring and speed control of aircraft; techniques of longitudinal, vertical. and lateral separation of aircraft, and more. Aviation Maintenance Technology, or Aviation Technology Maintenance, programs prepare the student as a professional Aviation Maintenance Technicians, a highly skilled profession in which technicians have the responsibility for keeping aircraft in air worthy condition. The Aviation Technology Associate of Applied Science ( AAS)- Airway Science Degree program includes the required FAA license courses and courses in English, communications, and electives required by standard university AAS degrees. It is very important for Aviation Technology students to Understand that programs of study in Aviatin Technology disciplines require very rigorous preparation. Students must be prepared to follow all Aviation Technology institutional recommendations to ensure academic and professional career progress. Read Carefully and fully understand student responsibilities and guidelines required by Aviation Technology Schools. If you are interested in learning more about Aviation Technology Schools and programs of study, please search our site for additional information and resources,Where you can put a request for Free Information . - Jay
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Answered by Jay

I would say you could just about write your own ticket with a good amount of training or experience in this field. You know just recently there have been stories in the news about major airlines kind of taking some flack for not having proper maintenance or proper records of maintenance. I expect that with those circumstances the airlines are/will be hiring in that department. If you're military trained it should go even better for you. You might have to relocate to a hub city for a major airline. Dallas has American, Atlanta has Delta, etc. But that may be something you'd enjoy. Best of luck!
Answered by TexasRiverRat