What do you need to know to become a Helicopter Mechanic? Join us to check out this amazing career.

The career of a helicopter mechanic is a very sought-after occupation because it has good pay, often excellent benefits and no two days are ever the same. Before and after every flight, not only do routine checks need to be made, but an excellent mechanic needs to stay one step ahead of the game be anticipating potential trouble areas and making sure he or she has accounted for potential risks ahead of time and also in real time as events unfold. Come along for the ride as John Wilson explains what his career is like and how he got into it. If you've ever wanted to learn what it takes to become a professional helicopter mechanic, this video will go a long way toward giving you the answers.

[@Vgk36]

I can't believe I'm 47 years old and until recently met an a&p tech who has been in this line of work for a awhile now. Because of him I'm now taking the leap. This video is literally everything that I am but I'm coming from the automotive / side by side mechanic field. I do all my own work on my cars since I was 15. Super bummed it took me this long to learn about this field. I hope I can do this job for a long time. Great video I wish I would have found this back in 2006. Everything works out the way its supposed to.

[@DALONEWOLF108]

Don’t put yourself down think as your years of service to others as the place YOU needed to be just be glad your still wanting to learn I’m 27 and been doing security or food production work for big companies and I’ve always loved planes and helis I just want to do something that has meaning and fun purpose I’m proud of ya man keep striving

[@Vgk36]

@@DALONEWOLF108 thanks for the kind words . Strange to hear these days as people are so quick to be negative . 😄 👍

[@DALONEWOLF108]

@@Vgk36 I just like to see others succeed man

[@krisbmeyer1980]

To further educate some of you that would like to work on helicopters. Keep in mind that Air Ambulance Services such as Metro Aviation, Air Methods, PHI, Air Evac, and every other WILL require experience on helicopters. So just an A&P may not be enough. Air EMS does pay very well so these positions hire the "best of the best" if I can say it that way. Try to enroll in a factory school if possible. Airbus and Bell both have schools in Dallas. This may be the fastest way to become an entry level mechanic. Try for a heavy maintenance position as you will gain the experience you need.

[@JohnTsatsu]

My name is John from West Africa Ghana I want to join this company all days how can I apply ?

[@adityasingh6929]

I want to become helicopter machinic but here no any workshop,

[@Karoke77]

Well, it is good you don't aspire to be an English professor.

[@frankwgregoryiii6347]

Thanks for letting me know that I didn’t need much of an education. I didn’t need that associate degree in Aviation/ Maintenance Science and all those aircraft specific schools. Oh and I could have skipped all my schoolwork after I attained a 8th grade level of reading. Otherwise a real informed video.

[@kiranandrews9710]

GA job cards ain't fun and ain't step by step, not every manual is step by step

[@priyashanthaalahakoon3311]

How to apply aircraft technician job

[@donald8354]

Can apply with the airlines. Best wishes.

[@David-ox3ix]

brother needs to slow down on the “um’s” couldn’t focus cause it was said about 5,000 times

[@andreszambrano2183]

lmao