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American Airlines to add 500 new maintenance job positions

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American Airlines has announced plans to add 500 new maintenance jobs and grow its heavy maintenance operation bases in Charlotte, Pittsburgh, and Tulsa. In a press release published on September 9, 2024, the carrier said the added headcount will allow the airline to perform additional heavy maintenance check work at these locations. “American is excited to grow the Technical Operations workforce with more aviation maintenance positions,” said…

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AirlineGeeks.com

American Adds Nearly 500 New Aircraft Maintenance Jobs

American Airlines announced on Monday the creation of nearly 500 new aircraft maintenance jobs across the country.

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American Airlines to add 500 new maintenance job positions

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American Airlines adds nearly 500 aviation maintenance jobs

American Airlines has unveiled plans to create nearly 500 new aviation maintenance positions and expand heavy maintenance operations at its bases in Charlotte, North Carolina; Pittsburgh; and Tulsa, Oklahoma. This increase in headcount will enable the airline to undertake more heavy maintenance work at these sites. “This growth enhances our maintenance capacity and ensures long-term stability by developing a pipeline of future team members, whi…

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Aviation Business News

American announces almost 500 new maintenance jobs

American Airlines has announced it is creating nearly 500 new maintenance jobs and expanding its heavy maintenance operations at its facilities in Charlotte, Pittsburgh and… The post American announces almost 500 new maintenance jobs appeared first on Aviation Business News.

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