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Boeing has projected that the aviation industry will need almost 2.4 million new professionals by 2044, with around two-thirds of this demand arising from the replacement of retiring workers. Read full article
Notable year-over-year upticks in FAA-issued mechanic certificates and enrollment at certified training schools are positive trends, but more workforce pipeline growth is needed to meet projected demand for aviation maintenance technicians, a new industry report shows. Read full article
The fourth recipient is Tyler Baldwin, who has been awarded the SkyWarrior Flight Training Inc. Scholarship, Tyler has a bachelor’s degree in finance but decided that a career in Aviation Maintenance would fulfill his career goals better. Tyler knew NCI was where he wanted to continue his educational journey; he follows his uncle and sister…
Gabriella Davenport earned the Alan Anderson Aviation Mentor Scholarship in the amount of $500.00. Gabriella is a U.S. Army Veteran who maintained drones and is furthering her education to continue her career in aviation maintenance.Â
The second recipient is Eirnin Watson, he was awarded the George Sigler Scholarship in the amount of $500.00, for students currently enrolled in the Aviation Maintenance Technician or AASD program. Eirnin is in his second term at NCI and wishes to work for FedEx in Germany.
Coltin Stidham wanted to be a pilot, but his eyesight didn’t make the grade. Now, the high-school junior is training for another six-figure aviation job even more in demand. Read the full article here or from The Wall Street Journal
In aviation, line maintenance (LM) is the name for the routine maintenance work and inspections performed on aircraft to keep them airworthy and ready for flight. Typically, this work is done between flights or overnight, to minimize aircraft downtime and keep them flying on schedule. Read full article
North Central Institute is applying for our reaffirmation of accreditation with the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. If any persons wish to make comments, they should either write to the Executive Director of the Commission, Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, Georgia 30350, or submit their comments…
