Transitioning Out of the Military: Getting Licenses and Certifications Prior to Separation Certain Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) prepare you for a civilian career better than others. Aviation Mechanic, for example, has an excellent equivalency to civilian employment. Infantry, on the other hand, not so much. That’s why choosing your MOS carefully when you join is […]
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Are These Certificates Worth It? Let’s set the scene: You’ve been working your ass off for a few weeks now. You are going through a trade school, but you also are maintaining a full-time job because you have bills. Now things are starting to wear on you. You haven’t been out with your friends in
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Looking for aviation certification patches to showcase your achievements earned here at Sprott Leaning? Check this link out: Sprott – Reaper Patches Our aviation certification patches are carefully crafted with high-quality materials to provide you with a durable and long-lasting patch that will proudly display your accomplishments. Whether you’re a pilot, air traffic controller,
Tips for Maintainers…From a Pilot’s Perspective Aviation is badass. It’s incredible that humans are able to overcome the laws of physics…well, outsmart the laws of physics to allow us to fly at ridiculous speeds, covering thousands of miles in just a few hours. Another cool thing in aviation is the cooperation and trust
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Take Your Career to New Heights with Sprott’s School of Aviation Are you ready to accelerate your aviation career? Whether you’re working toward an Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification, preparing for your FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL), or transitioning from military service into civilian aviation roles, Sprott’s School of Aviation is committed to helping
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Is the Aircraft Electronics Certification Worth Considering for Your Future in Aviation? Is the Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification something you’re considering for your future in professional aviation? Presenting some intriguing information! Numerous opportunities exist in the aerospace and aviation sectors for those who have earned the NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) credential. Location, employer,
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The Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) maintenance field is experiencing significant growth and offers a range of career opportunities. With the increasing use of UAS in various sectors such as agriculture, delivery services, telecommunications, and first response, the demand for skilled professionals in this area is rising. According to an AUVSI economic report cited by FLYING
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The career path for those with an Aerospace Aircraft Assembly (AAA) certification, such as from Sprott’s School of Aviation, shows promising opportunities for advancement and growth. Aircraft assemblers, with experience and proven success, can progress to more senior roles, potentially reaching executive-level positions like production manager or quality control supervisor. On average, aircraft assemblers can
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The history of Autonomous Navigation Systems (ANS) in aviation and beyond reflects an evolutionary leap in the application of technology for navigating through space, whether in air, water, or land. Originally, navigation heavily depended on human inputs and environmental landmarks, or was guided by dependent systems that relied on external infrastructure such as satellites or
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The history of onboard communication and safety systems in aviation traces a trajectory of remarkable innovation and integration, paralleling advancements in technology and the ever-growing demands for safer and more efficient air travel. Initial methods of onboard communication were rudimentary, often relying on visual signals or basic radio transmissions, and safety measures were largely preventative,
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