Sentence examples for aviation technicians from inspiring English sources

Given the insatiable demand at aircraft manufacturers, qualified aviation technicians are hard to find, he said.

"The military men choose the side that is best for them," said Carlos Diz, 51, an aviation technician.

Mr. Almonte, a 33-year-old native of the Dominican Republic, was an aviation technician in the Navy and graduated from Apex Technical School with a degree in air-conditioning and refrigeration.

Prosecutors said at the time of his arrest that Loewen, an aviation technician, had proclaimed himself Muslim and had talked of committing "violent jihad on behalf of al Qaeda".

The original application was built for students training to be aviation maintenance technicians (AMTs).

The one possible exception was an increased risk of nonlymphocytic leukemia in radar-exposed navy veterans (Groves et al. 2002) restricted to only one of three highly exposed occupations (aviation electronics technicians), but this finding was divergent from that of an earlier study of U.S. naval personnel (Garland et al. 1990).

David M. Cecka has been based at the naval air station for four years, and he has lown over the South China Sea many times in the course of duty as an aviation electronics technician.

Residents from as far away as New York City and a handful from out of state are also lured by programs in nursing, aviation maintenance and surgical-technician training.

But a few blocks from the main highway, at the bustling Mojave Air and Space Port, hundreds of young aviation engineers, test pilots and technicians have created a commercial aerospace and aviation center making waves around the world.

Seattle and Wichita are homes to major aviation and aerospace facilities that require FAA certified technicians.

In this changed context, business aviation has been able to showcase its value in situations ranging from the essential movement of executives and technicians struggling to deal with Japan's earthquake, tsunami and nuclear catastrophe, to the evacuation of wealthy refugees from the upheavals of the Arab Spring.