The new, tentative deal is the latest development in talks between the airline and its mechanics that started back in 2012.

Boeing has established a $3 million permanent endowment for scholarships covering training costs for the university’s aviation maintenance and flight programs.

People fear new technologies will encroach on the way they do their jobs, which can be disconcerting.

The Chinese repair specialist said the development took eight months, in line with CAAC guidance.

The grant will help the aerospace parts manufacturer as it grows its staff, facilities and capabilities to support new aircraft production ramp-up.

Rock Valley College—located near AAR’s facilities at Chicago-Rockford International Airport—is the latest school added to the MRO’s workforce pathway program.

Drawing future aviation mechanics into schools and the profession—and finding more instructors—needs more work.

Software specialist looks for smarter ways for MROs to spend their training dollars.