Aviation Maintenance Technology-Delta Air Lines Internship
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- Learn hands-on skills in a professional working environment with South Seattle College's Aviation Maintenance Technology-Delta Air Lines Internship. South's Delta partnership is the first of its kind, and allows students to work alongside seasoned mechanics to develop experience working in the aviation industry.
To learn more about South Seattle College's Aviation Maintenance Technology Program, contact SouthProfTech@seattlecolleges.edu or call 206.934.5394.
I got my A&P and FCC licenses 8 years ago and it was pretty difficult to get my foot in the door at Delta. I applied 16 times until I was finally called for an interview and was hired on 7 1/2 years ago. Now, I work in the PW2000 engine shop and start international line maintenance in ATL in a couple of weeks. I am 41 now and it would have been awesome to have done this 15 or 20 years ago. It is great that Delta is doing an internship program to hire new mechanics. We have an aging workforce and there is going to be a shortage of mechanics in the next 5-10 years. Thanks for the video!
Hello IDontHaveAVideo, I just applied for TOC AMT at Delta. Is this an entry level position? I would really love to work for Delta as an AMT. Thanks.
How can I apply please help
I have been at United for 3 1/2 years at KLAX. Got hired right of A & P school at age 45. Make sure you go to a community college, though. With a fee waiver you can in essence attend for free, just pay for books and parking. That still will cost you almost 1,000 dollars over the two years, but it is well worth it. no need to spend 25, 30 or 35k..that just seems silly
@D B Yes, I work with some guys in their 50s that have been hired in the last few years.
@D B Oh man, we have guys that are armless, and some are legless. I’ve even heard of a couple headless guys walking around the hangar.
I went to Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics in the 70s. Top notch and the best thing I ever did.
Aviation High School in NYC also has a line maintenance internship with Delta, JetBlue and other maintenance contractors like Mach2, Panasonic, and thales if you want one better
I've graduated about 4 years ago and went to college. Am I still eligible for this internship?
Hiee yes i want
I recently got my Powerplant license and waiting on my airframe graduate of 2021 because it was during Covid I didn't really have a chance to meet these good companies that used to come before Covid by any chance do you know a link or website where I can access these internships.
very cool but very expensive for an international student
This ia amazing to watch the video. This is how aircraft engineers should be dong.
I have a interest to join Aviation Maintencance Technology-Delta Air Lines Intrship so can anyone advice me how can I get through please.
This is awesome!
Matt Jasper th-cam.com/video/HKpo3OdniGM/w-d-xo.html
The thing about Delta is that they don't have union.
But thats why they're making more money than other airlines
Do you need an A&P Certification to get hired as an Aircraft Support Mechanic
Michael Real no
Hello am intrested
No, but they won’t hire you to be a support mechanic.
Published On Apr 5, 2018
Heavy hitters at 2:00
Why Aircraft Technicians make little money? When they are responsable for keeping airplane safe an flying. I
naa just told us delta said they're only hurting mechanics from naa apparently they're lying lol
Airvarion Maintence Tacholgy _DELTA Air Lines Internsip
My son completed Aircraft maintenance engineering course in India..please suggest whether he is eligible for this program.. Waiting for your valuable reply
Does anyone have personal experience about this program and can provide more information about it I've looked online and there isn't too much
Hi Martha, to learn more about this internship opportunity, and the Aviation Maintenance Technology program, please contact South's Professional & Technical programs at SouthProfTech@seattlecolleges.edu or call 206.934.5394.
Haven’t had any interns in about a year
hiring
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This is awesome!