Forums / Public / General discussion / What should i study in university if I want to repair/check airplanes in airports?
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Hippie
87 posts |
#23811 2008-01-26 09:26 GMT |
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Is it Mechanical engineering? study till masters?
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FeralFeline
85 posts |
#23812 2008-01-26 09:41 GMT |
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Go to schhol for Aircraft and Powerplant Mechanics.
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VinyLover
93 posts |
#23813 2008-01-26 09:44 GMT |
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Hmmmm
Is that one of those trick terrorist questions.. like "How do I fly the plane, no I don't need to learn how to land" I think the FBI , the CIA and MI5 are going to come after you ! |
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CreamPetals
108 posts |
#23814 2008-01-26 09:52 GMT |
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Most schools that have an aerospace program will have a mechanical concentration that you can select. You will need to get your A and P. Mechanical engineering will not help you get the certifications that you need. You won't need a masters to be an aircraft mechanic. In fact, you don't even need a BS (While it is a good idea). You just have to get the A and P.
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JohnnyKnox
79 posts |
#23815 2008-01-26 10:17 GMT |
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aeronautics or mechanical engineering.
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Polarize
92 posts |
#23816 2008-01-26 10:47 GMT |
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I would go with aeronautical engineering.
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