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Explore the rewarding career of aviation maintenance technicians with insights on education, training, and certification paths for aspiring technicians.

Congratulations! You made it. You are hired at an airline and you are now preparing for day one of class. Now what happens?

In this series’ first installment, we offer five tips, or recommendations if you will, to help smooth your transition into the airline industry.

Most major U.S. carriers hired pilots at record numbers soon after the COVID-19 pandemic but have since throttled back in 2024.

Airline revenue management teams analyze large amounts of data and forecast demand to help inform future pricing decisions.

Airports are complex pieces of infrastructure. Countless components must function properly and efficiently in an environment where safety is the priority.

Travelers searching for flights are no strangers to changing ticket prices, multiple fare classes, and complex pricing models.

Many airports are in somewhat rural areas and, with significant grass areas around runways and taxiways, wildlife is a common sight.

The safe and efficient movement of cargo through our skies requires hard work and coordination between large teams of workers.

Airline crew schedulers have a challenging and dynamic job that requires strong communication and problem-solving skills.