Keep a pulse on aviation industry news, career opportunities and events
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A commercial airplane whose landing gear collapsed upon arrival Tuesday at Miami International Airport caught fire, officials said, sending passengers and crew scrambling to get to safety.
Reposted from MRO Business Today. You can read the original article here (https://www.mrobusinesstoday.com/inching-towards-air-traffic-recovery-boosting-the-global-mro-ecosystem/)
Aviation is a fast-growing global industry. As more people and products fly to their destinations all over the globe, the demand for pilots, technicians, mechanics, and other highly trained specialists is growing.
Culminating the much-awaited anticipations, the recently unveiled Gulfstream G700 took to the air for the first time on February 14th, 2020.
Qualified aviation contractors are in higher demand than ever. Aviation companies are looking for seasonal and project-specific talent to meet rising demand. And some are looking for contractors to fill longer-term needs without adding the extra cost of recruiting, training, and orienting.
Engineering students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), led by postdoc Joenyoon Lee, are working on a new method to develop aerospace-grade composite materials – without the need for the massive heat and pressure vessels used in current processes.
If you think about it, a perfectly written, well-presented resume that clearly demonstrates your experience and professionalism can change the direction of your entire life. Even as an aviation contractor who may be looking for a shorter-term, high-quality position, being selected based upon the quality of your resume can give you the tools, experience, and contacts that will raise your employability to a whole new level.
The outbreak of the coronavirus has plunged the airline industry into a mini crisis. The virus, which has killed over 305 people as of February 2, is spreading like a bushfire.
For aviation workers, where you live can be a huge factor during a job search. While you’re free to submit applications to any employer from any corner of the country, living in certain cities or metros significantly increases your chances of not only landing that dream job but also getting potentially a hirer payrate and a great work-life balance.
The field of aviation offers more opportunities for skilled workers than ever before. The demand for engineers, A&P mechanics, avionics technicians, maintenance, and other positions is snowballing as more people and goods will be traveling.
