Training to be an aviation mechanic is a fairly long and rigorous task, but it has to be because mistakes cannot happen when maintaining aircraft. The risk of mechanical failure in mid air will cost lives, and in the case of commercial aviation, it can be hundreds of lives. Aviation mechanics have to be the best, and their training reflects this. Step
2 - Select where you wish to go to aviation mechanic school
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Aircraft Maintenance Schools A
career in aircraft maintenance offers highly skilled repair work
in a fast-moving environment. Most aircraft mechanics have a certificate
approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with an Airframe
and Powerplant ('A&P') rating, allowing them to work on all
parts of an aircraft except instruments. Some mechanics specialize
in carrying out scheduled maintenance, whilst others focus on repairing
aircraft when a pilot has detected a problem, during the pre-flight
check for example. Further down the line, there are opportunities
to complete inspections required by the FAA. Completion of a program
at a certified Aircraft Maintenance School provides students with
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