make and fix airplanes
an airplane mechanic because going to school is free.
Maybe a truck mechanic, or an airplane mechanic.
they get the benifit of getting money, learning how to be a mechanic and the education of helping aeroplanes fly!
$20 to $30 thousand dollars a year
Engineer or Design Engineer. However in England, the term "engineer" can refer to a mechanic who works on an airplane.
There are several airport mechanic training schools across the United States. Sites like collegebound.net can be used to find a local airport mechanic school.
A pilot is a crew member who flies the airplane. A pilot must be licensed by the FAA to fly an airplane. He has to be licensed to fly a specific type airplane. An aeronautical engineer is a person who helps design an airplane. That is a term for a college degree. They are also referred to as aerospace engineer. In the US, the engineer does not have to be licensed. He only has to meet the criteria of the company who designs the airplane. A mechanic is a person who is licensed to repair an airplane or build an airplane. I mention this because in Europe, the term "engineer" can sometimes refer to a mechanic. The FAA does license some engineers to be the industry representative for the FAA and to approve design changes to meet the Federal Regulations. These are called Designated Engineering Representatives.
Airplane mechanic for sure. My Uncle Dan makes boo koo bucks and he gets free travel time to visit different places around the world. Really fun job
CLYDE V. Cessna was an American born mechanic and inventor. He built his first airplane in 1911, and went on to found the Cessna Aircraft Corporation.
Research has shown that most airplanes have an engine management system in place that provides diagnostic assistance for an airplane mechanic. Some of the things that need to be monitored are cylinder inspection, oil monitoring and fuel system setup.
Orville and Wilbur Wright, a pair of bicycle sellers from Dayton Ohio, built the first airplane, the Wright Flyer in 1903, (Charles Taylor a mechanic built the engine that powered the plane). The Wright brothers flew it at Kitty Hawk NC.
18.50 starting, $1 for night shift extra, $2.50 weekend shift. $.75 raise every six months. It's ok pay.