Spain will need up to 13,000 aircraft maintenance technicians, yet only 5,288 EASA Part-66 licences are active. Here’s how to take advantage of the demand.
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What Employers Want from Technicians What Employers Expect from Aircraft Technicians The aircraft maintenance industry in Europe continues to evolve, and so do the expectations placed on technicians entering or progressing within MRO environments. While technical competence remains the foundation of the profession, employers today are increasingly looking for a combination of certification, practical ability,
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June 2024 will mark a turning point in EASA Part-66 regulations, with major changes planned for Modules 6B1 (Materials and Processes Maintenance), 7 (Maintenance), 9 (Human Factors), 10 (Aviation Legislation), 13 (Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures, and Systems), 14 (Propulsion), and 16 (Gas Turbine Engine). Discover what changes are coming for B1/B2 EASA Part-66 certifications and how
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The aviation industry is one of the most exciting and challenging in the world, offering a wide range of career opportunities in areas such as mechanics, engineering, airport management, security and many more. Now, many people who are taking their first steps in the wonderful aviation world asks: “what courses can I follow to have
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Generally, when we talk about the world of aviation, the first jobs that come to mind are pilots, air traffic controllers or flight attendants. These are some of the professions within the world of aeronautics that stand out in front of the cameras, but what about those behind them? To go deeper, read about the
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