How Do You Decide On A Career In Aviation Maintenance?
Do you have good mechanical ability? Are you fascinated by airplanes? Do you enjoy flying? If so, you may consider a career in the field of aviation maintenance. Becoming an aviation maintenance technician (AMT) can lead to a multitude of opportunities in the exciting and dynamic world of aviation. It can also lead to other fields of work, even outside of aviation. Travel, flexible work schedules and continued training are some of the many benefits enjoyed by AMTs. As with any career field, you are limited only by your ambition and desire to succeed and excel. QUALIFICATIONS: You must first obtain an Airframe & Powerplant license from the FAA. A college degree is not needed however it may be required for advancement. There are many schools across the country that offer A&P training. Some colleges offer it as part of a degree program. Even a few high schools offer this training, usually through a local community college. The costs can vary widely, with the schools that specialize in A&P
