Airline Mechanic (Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians)
Airline Mechanic (Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians)
Follow procedures to perform regular inspections and maintenance on aircraft. Troubleshoot and repair issues. Overhaul aircraft bodies and engines. License required for certain tasks. Work in a large hangar; may be noisy when planes are being tested. A hands-on job that requires some strength. A high level of responsibility as mechanics must ensure that aircraft are safe for pilots and passengers.
Holand Code
RCI
Field/Cluster:
Transportation, Logistics and Distribution
Future Jobs Avail:
Education Level:
3
Job Growth (%)
Annual Job Opening
Lowest 10% Salary ($)
36760
Median Salary ($)
62920
Highest 90% Salary ($)
97820
Work Values
Responsibilities
Skills and Knowledge (Strengths and Talents)
Emerging Jobs
Work Values
Responsibilities
Skills and Knowledge (Strengths and Talents)
Emerging Jobs
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