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Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast. Today we have a special guest to discuss how she landed a job as a vintage aircraft mechanic.
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Today we have special guest Cassidy Moore, Vintage Aircraft Mechanic for the Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington, WA.
In This Episode We Discuss:
- Her journey to becoming a mechanic.
- Her journey to becoming the Lead A&P IA at Heritage Flight.
- Challenges of being a female in a male-dominated field.
- Advice for those looking to become a mechanic.
- Precautions every mechanic should consider from her experience with the FAA.
- Responsibilities as a mechanic.
- Advice for females looking to enter the field.
- Living Her Dream…and so can you.
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THANK YOU for doing this interview with Cassidy. My dad and I met her at Heritage Flight Museum. We hit ever fly day they do. She has been an absolute delight to know. She has piqued my interest in the planes of all shapes and sizes. It is exciting to see them. GREAT interview. I will share this absolutely wonderful interview with my dad when next I see him.
I had the pleasure of meeting Cass one night at my local here in YVR. What a very impressive and lovely lady! Hope to see you up here again, Cass – my shout! 🙂