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Principles of Accounting I Intro to Business Principles of Microeconomics College Algebra I Intro to Sociology English Comp I Public Speaking Religions of Mankind The Maintenance of Aircraft History of Aviation General Aviation Technology & Applications Ground Operations & Aircraft Servicing Procedures
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AMT Picnic
North Central Institute held an Aviation Maintenance Technician Day Picnic on May 22, 2009. The picnic was open to the public in celebration of Charles E. Taylor, the first aircraft mechanic. He built the engines for the Wright Brothers’ first planes to their design, as he was their sole employee. The first engine he made took six weeks to complete, weighing in at 180lbs and using only a lathe and a drill press. Various progressions have been made in the industry since Charles Taylor’s time; nevertheless his contributions will never be forgotten.
Ms. Nettie is finally ready to “fly” home to Crossville, TN. She is a T33 Air Force Jet, belonging to the Cumberland County High School Jets. When Ms. Nettie first arrived to North Central Institute, an Aviation Maintenance Technology school located in Clarksville, TN, she needed major repairs in the following areas:
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