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How do I get entry level training/work working on airplanes?
Asked by Zachary C
How can I get some entry level training or an entry level job working on airplanes?
Asked by Zachary C
How can I get some entry level training or an entry level job working on airplanes?
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Best Answer:
Join the Air Force. Or go to a technical school that has a vocational program in airplane maintenance.
Join the Air Force. Or go to a technical school that has a vocational program in airplane maintenance.
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get an entry level position
Answered by Hank
Answered by Hank
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Well, I would go to Job Core.
And they can help you get that training.
Also, look for an airport that services planes, and see if you can get on there as a helper.
Answered by RICHARD
Answered by RICHARD
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Go to school. Many colleges offer aviation maintenance programs.
Answered by BigHammer
Answered by BigHammer
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Join the Air Force and sign up for the type of aircraft work you're interested in. You can both serve your country and learn a career at the same time. Plus, employers are far more likely to hire military trained people than those with no such background. It's a win/win deal!
Answered by Owlchemy_
Answered by Owlchemy_
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Talk to a recruiter in the Air Force. If you have good enough ASVB scores, then you'll be able to get jobs working on air planes. (make sure you have a guranteed job before you join).
The Air force doesn't require experience and will be more than happy to train you. 4- years later, you can bring your skills to the civilian world, or perhaps you may like the Air Force and decide to stay.
Answered by Martin P
Answered by Martin P
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