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Buckley, Edward P. – 1968
This is a report on a survey to determine the feasibility of establishing aviation training programs at a New York community college. It examines existing sources, and present and future needs for commercial pilots, aviation mechanics, and airline stewardesses. Among the conclusions are the discovery that the aviation industry is on the threshold…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Curriculum Development, Flight Training
Allen, David – 1970
To meet the current demand for certified aviation mechanics and satisfy student learning needs, a nationwide study developed a core curriculum based on related technical knowledge and skills. Endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this 5-year study modified a number of the emerging concepts appropriate to vocational education and…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Core Curriculum, Curriculum Development
Allen, David; Bowers, William K. – 1974
The report documents the results of a national survey of book publishing firms and aviation maintenance technician schools to (1) identify the text materials used in the training of aviation mechanics; (2) appraise the suitability and availability of identified text materials; and (3) determine the adequacy of the text materials in meeting the…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Curriculum Development, Evaluation Methods
Johnson, William B.; Sredl, Henry J. – 1979
A graduate follow-up study was conducted for the University of Illinois Institute of Aviation by surveying all graduates for the period 1950-1978. Four major areas were covered in the written questionnaires: employment, education, flight related activities, and graduate satisfaction with the Institute. Based on the responses received from 513…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Curriculum Development, Educational Improvement
Federal Aviation Administration (DOT), Washington, DC. – 1973
A popular school project being undertaken around the country today is the amateur-built airplane. Many schools have already finished their first airplane and are working on their second. A list of some of these schools is provided. Interest in these programs has risen greatly among both students and teachers along with grades, attendance,…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Aviation Vocabulary, Career Education
Arizona State Univ., Tempe. Div. of Industrial Design and Technology. – 1967
To determine the feasibility of establishing a training program for skilled flight and nonflight personnel which are critical to the aviation industry, data were collected from carriers, manufacturers, associations, and agencies. Employment needs were ascertained and a 1980 projection of supply and demand for professional pilots was formulated. A…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Curriculum