The sad fact of the athletic world is that getting football scholarships is not always a matter of skill.

Employment as a flight technician is a rewarding career. Tasked with maintaining the aircraft and ensuring passenger comfort, the flight technician has the best of both worlds going. This handy little resource guide can assist you in your quest for finding work. Use it wisely and your career can literally take off.

Employment opportunities for flight operations personnel are often available through a major airline or with a regional carrier. On the other hand, the best opportunity for pay and independence is typically found through a private jet operator. Let�s look at some sources that can help you find work.

The hiring outlook for flight attendants hasn't been this good in five years. Please read on to see who exactly is hiring and what you can do to launch your new career right away!

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