This story on Aviation Australia instructor/assessor for mechanical Emma Mahoney first appeared in the May 2019 edition of Australian Aviation.
Aircraft engineers keep Australia’s fleet of more than 15,000 private and commercial aircraft flying safely.
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Greg Stevenson
says:They are saying a 30% shortage of fully trained Aircraft Engineers by 2025. Any wonder as there is close to none being trained in Australia and the airlines are no longer doing apprenticeships so what do you expect. I’m 70 years old and a fully qualified Aircraft Engineer and I’m still getting job offers to this very day.