US News Aircraft mechanic explains why ‘duct tape’ on this airliner engine isn’t what it looks like By Chris Nesi Published Oct. 13, 2024, 3:14 p.m. ET ...

He accomplished this incredible feat in six weeks. Try getting anyone to complete a new project in six weeks these days—much less design, source, and manufacture the world’s first aircraft engine.

Aircraft mechanic school will likely cost between $20,000 and $50,000 for school depending on which school, location, and whether you are seeking an associate’s or bachelor’s degree.

Years ago, we made a decision in aviation not to train a bunch of people, and it was a bad decision. … We’re paying the price ...

A mechanic was killed after being sucked into the running engine of a Boeing aircraft during routine maintenance work last Wednesday. Abolfazl Amiri, a local airport mechanic, was dragged into a ...

A horrific accident occurred at Iran's Chabahar Konarak Airport last week, where a ground engineer died after being sucked into the engine of a Varash Airlines Boeing 737-500. The engineer ...

The pilot told the mechanic he had parked the plane in front of the mechanic’s hangar so he could evaluate the aircraft, the report states. On Jan. 4 the mechanic inspected the plane’s engine.

A mechanic has been sucked into a Boeing passenger jet's engine and killed at Chabahar Konarak airport in southern Iran after he went to retrieve a tool near the aircraft.

This was it. For Royal, 49, who spent 22 years as an aircraft structural mechanic in the U.S. Navy, a plane in pieces was not much of a challenge at all — in fact, it was more like a puzzle.

A plane mechanic has finally explained what that “duct tape” on a airliner jet engine in a viral video is really used for. “We looked out of our window and saw this,” the caption reads on ...