Designated Mechanic Examiner Tackles FAA Testing Barriers

Jesse Hauch (pictured center) is an aviation maintenance instructor at Delaware Technical Community College and a designated mechanic examiner.

Jesse Hauch (pictured center) is an aviation maintenance instructor at Delaware Technical Community College and a designated mechanic examiner.

Credit: Jesse Hauch
The testing process to become an FAA-certificated airframe and powerplant technician in the U.S. can often be an expensive, time-consuming and confusing experience. Depending on their location and resources, aspiring technicians can face barriers such as high testing costs, delays in securing...
Lindsay Bjerregaard

Lindsay Bjerregaard is managing editor for Aviation Week’s MRO portfolio. Her coverage focuses on MRO technology, workforce, and product and service news for MRO Digest, Inside MRO and Aviation Week Marketplace.

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