Celebrating National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
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by Jul deGeus
1y ago
Each year, National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day is honored on May 24. And while the day holds great significance to the airline industry, many outsiders might not be familiar with its origins. For instance, how did it start and what does the commemoration symbolize? In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into the history of the remembrance and why celebrating AMT Day is so important to the aviation industry as a whole. What is an Aviation Maintenance Technician? An Aviation Maintenance Technicians (AMT) is one who holds an A&P certificate that allows them to perform aircraft maintena ..read more
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Job Outlook: Aviation Maintenance Technician
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by Charlie
1y ago
If you get thrilled by the thought of airplanes, there are numerous jobs out there for you. Over the recent years, there’s been a rise in the number of private planes, a high growth in the drone industry and increased profits in the airline industry. As a result, the entire aviation industry faces a shortage in the number of aircraft maintenance technicians. What Aviation Maintenance Technicians Do As an aviation maintenance technician, your duties are to check and troubleshoot aircraft equipment regularly, repair and replace parts that need attention, such as various components like: wheels ..read more
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20 Fun Facts About Aircraft Maintenance
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by Charlie
1y ago
Whether you’ve just recently completed the coursework for your high school diploma and are excited (but unsure) about which direction to take toward a rewarding career, or have been in a job for a few years that is just not as satisfying as you had hoped, consider a career in aircraft maintenance. (more…) The post 20 Fun Facts About Aircraft Maintenance appeared first on Aviation Institute of Maintenance ..read more
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What Are The Requirements to Be An Aircraft Mechanic?
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by Charlie
1y ago
Becoming an aircraft mechanic is a rewarding career field for anyone seeking a job with long term growth potential and plenty of opportunities for advancement. (more…) The post What Are The Requirements to Be An Aircraft Mechanic? appeared first on Aviation Institute of Maintenance ..read more
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Military vs. Civilian Drone Training
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by Charlie
1y ago
Unmanned aircraft systems, also known as UASs, are air vehicles without a human operator. UASs serve a variety of purposes in different environments like disaster response, healthcare, communications, wildlife monitoring and the military. In this blog post, we’ll explore and provide answers about what is needed to obtain a remote pilot certificate and explore the differences between the civilian and military drone industry. Enrolling in Drone Training Courses Those interested in learning how to become a drone pilot will need to enroll in an in-person training course at an accredited school s ..read more
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Decoding the A&P Certificate Program
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by Charlie
1y ago
In aviation maintenance school, one of the most common terms is A&P. But what exactly does it stand for and how does it provide the criteria needed to become an aviation maintenance technician? In this blog post, we’ll explore the term and how it can be used to pursue a career in aircraft maintenance. Why an A&P is Essential to Aviation Maintenance A&P stands for Airframe and Powerplant mechanic, also known as Aviation Maintenance Technicians, or AMTs. While the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) can issue a single certificate with an Airframe (A) rating or a Powerplant (P) rati ..read more
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AIM Receives Silver “Leader in Freedom” Award from Safe House Project
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by Nicole Gleaton
2y ago
This prestigious award is grant for substantial efforts to eradicate human trafficking in the workplace, classroom, and beyond. The Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Centura College, and Tidewater Tech family of schools has received the Silver “Leader in Freedom” award from the national anti-trafficking organization, Safe House Project, for the work carried out by the administration, students, and staff to combat human trafficking. Everyone has a place in the fight against human trafficking. First responders and corporations consistently work with their community and can recognize potential ..read more
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How to Find Scholarships for College
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by Charlie Parker
2y ago
Schooling and tuition costs can add up and potentially lead to student loan debt in the future, which may lead to you wondering how to get scholarships for college. These loans can seem like a never-ending cycle for some, but if you start researching how you can earn a scholarship, you may be able to avoid it. Keep reading to find out how scholarships can help ease some of the payment and for some tips on how to get started. What are Scholarships The first step that goes into looking for a scholarship is to understand what a scholarship is. A scholarship is defined as, “a grant or payment made ..read more
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10 Reasons to Get Your Aviation Maintenance Career Training at AIM
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by Jul DeGeus
2y ago
You may be wondering “Why choose Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) for my aviation maintenance career training?” Well, look no further! Here are the top ten reasons why AIM is the right fit for you! 1. Nationwide Locations – Our campuses are located nationwide, and we aim to keep expanding. We have 14 campuses located coast to coast, from Teterboro, NJ to Chicago, IL to Fremont CA. 2. Day and Night Classes – We offer classes that fit your schedule. Here at AIM, we offer day and evening classes, allowing you to choose which times work best for you. 3. Student Services – Need student serv ..read more
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Aviation Institute of Maintenance Receives Donated Engines from StandardAero’s Dallas Airmotive Operations
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by Nicole Gleaton
2y ago
Four engines donated to Aviation Institute of Maintenance to support the school’s training efforts.  Aviation Institute of Maintenance recently received four engines donated by Dallas Airmotive, a StandardAero Company.  Dallas Airmotive is a global leader in the turbine engine overhaul industry based at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.  The donated engines were sent to the three Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) schools in Charlotte, Dallas, and Houston.  On February 18, February 23, and March 4, the Rolls-Royce Spey 511-8 turbine engines were delivered ..read more
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