Day In The Life | Avionics Tech | Episode 8
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A Day In The Life video series is meant to show you a glimpse of what it's like working at Duncan Aviation. Watch as team members from across the company discuss their backgrounds, what a typical day looks like, their job duties, and why you should join the team at Duncan Aviation.
Duncan Aviation offers an experience, unlike any other. See what career opportunities are waiting for you: www.DuncanAviation.aero/careers
I have been a bench tech over 11 years and this is very good video explanation and narrative and is good for someone getting into the field and hopefully with a great company like this one presented here today. Learning is always lifelong. Peace
Im one semester away from my certificate. I hate I walked away from it all those years ago. Could be saying the same thing as you right now.
can i contact you in fb ? please
I greatly appreciate your video. I am interested in taking a 2 diploma in Avionics Technology. This video gave me a good insight into what the job is.
I got my avionics training through the military, took about 3-4 years to be qualified and took 2 years of on the job training with rotary wing avionics. Realized that line servicing is not for me, more personal than anything and I just don't typically like working with other avionics tech on the floor. I've left since 2019 and have re-applied back for a lab position. That's more like my environment, less people and just me and the machines.
Great video, these two are inspiring
So all I did was type in avionics and click on the first video. Please answer my question if possible.
Would it be possible to program all the crazy tricks that extremely experienced pilots are capable of doing directly into the plane? Giving just competent pilots the ability to do extreme maneuvers that would otherwise be impossible? Just by pressing a button?
Also has any one ever experimented with eeg type or similar technology to control an aircraft? I feel like that in combination with the crazy f35 helmet would result in a very capable pilot, possibly able to do things that you can’t do with normal controls. But then again, I’ve never flown outside of a flight sim.
I graduate a 4 years avionics degree and I want to work in this kind of environment. I want to be trained in this company!
Fantastic Video
I am Professional Electrical engineer I love to work in aviation as avionics Engineer
That guy is good at his job
how to avail training??
do you need an a&p license for this kind of work ?
Any one who is experienced or knows alot about this industry, can you advise me what should i go for. I am super confused. I love both.
Aircraft maintenance technician? Or Avionics technician? Or neither of them ? Of of 2024, do we get jobs after completing such courses. I have heard people saying after you complete these courses, you dont get job easily, if you do , you need to work years to get license and stuff. Jobs are not a thing unless you have degree and experience (lol). I wanna do this but i am an immigrant. I am going to take education loan for all this. I just dont wanna end up doing something that has long long journey with less success rates.
probably better to look for work in you own country
@@lionsgarage why ?
Are those ribbons they inserted at 3:56 for
Those are wires that are connected together with the plastic covering to make it simple to directly connect to their respective ports without individually plugging the wires.
i want this guy or this girl contact please anyone here can help me ?