Patti Clark, associate professor for the College of Aeronautics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and program chair of the university's master in aviation maintenance degree, began her career as an engine mechanic and provides insight into how to remove some of the barriers to workforce diversity. She also shares tips about engaging with youth around sustainability.
American initially filed its motion for a preliminary injunction May 20, alleging the slowdown amounted to an illegal strike under the Railway Labor Act.
On Aug. 5, Embry-Riddle started teaching 13 Marine Corps employees who will be transitioning out of the military A&P courses. Kenneth Witcher, dean of the university’s College of Aeronautics, discusses this new program, which will be followed up with a second one starting in December.
The Aviation and Education Foundation is working to generate youth excitement about the industry in New Mexico—with goals of expanding curriculum and geographical reach.
In honor of the National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day, May 24 in the U.S., ARSA’s VP of operations Brett Levanto talks with Aviation Week’s Lindsay Bjerregaard about the importance of recognizing the work AMTs do and industry efforts to improve the profession.
Lawsuit was filed by the airline against the Transport Workers Union of America and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers on May 21.
