In an effort to provide college seekers with support during the application process, Aviation Institute of Maintenance hosts Decision Day across their national campuses. Written By Jul DeGeus Applying to college can be stressful for prospective students. Whether it is applying to college for the […]
By Jul DeGeus and Scott Saxton The Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) and SONIC Tools are proud to present August’s Graduate of the Month, Floyd Bermudez. Floyd attended and graduated AIM’s Kansas City campus and purchased SONIC Tool’s aviation-specific toolbox that was designed to support […]
The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) states, “the drones are coming.” And with them, they are going to bring jobs as well as an economic impact due to the changes in the drone industry, especially with the introduction of part 107 by the […]
By Esperanza Poquiz & Jul DeGeus When Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), or drones, were first introduced, they were commonly known as expensive toys that were used to race and fly for enjoyment. Agile and small enough to fit into tight spaces, operators quickly realized they […]
The FAA’s specific rules for flying a drone for recreational purposes are simple to follow. You only need to register your UAV and know a few other restrictions to be on the right side of the law. However, more UAV owners today are seeking training […]
Campus open houses are the time to experience how it feels to attend a certain college. It’s also the time to ask important questions since campus staff is available to assist you. While the amount of questions you could ask is endless, we’ve compiled questions […]
Aviation Institute of Maintenance’s Jet Tech Summer Camp will provide participants a preview into the school’s FAA approved Aviation Maintenance Technician program. By Brian Stauss Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) will be offering a glimpse into the world of aircraft maintenance through its annual Jet […]
By Jul DeGeus We’ve all had that one teacher. You know, the one that was so cool that we didn’t really consider them a teacher. I mean, yeah, we were learning from them, and all, but it didn’t feel like it was their “job” to […]
By Jul DeGeus Imagine this: Your final paper on ”The History of Cleaning and Corrosion Control” is due tomorrow but you forgot to cite the book you used, and even worse, you forgot the name of the book. You make an emergency trip to the […]
Late in September, a number of crates were delivered to the Military Aviation Museum’s Fighter Factory from the Aviation Institute of Maintenance – Kansas City campus, where a team of students and instructors have been working on the Museum’s latest aircraft, a World War I […]