MRO’s New Recruitment Strategies May Cause Future Leadership Issues
Some U.S.-based aviation schools are adding degree requirements for aviation maintenance students to stave off future career stagnation.
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As the chasm between workforce supply and demand grows wider and MRO providers become more desperate for talent, the percentage of employees on the shop floor with only a few years of maintenance experience is increasing. In tandem, fewer new recruits are taking their FAA airframe and powerplant...
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