Maintenance skills are the foundation of what you will need on the mission field. Most importantly, you will be a missionary first, then a mechanic, then a pilot. Introduction During the first year of training, you will be concentrating not only on your maintenance skills, but also on raising your monthly support and determining where in the world the Lord is leading you to serve. When we know where you will be flying, we can train you specifically for service in that region of the world. Our program takes a person with a passion to reach this world for Christ, and provides the training and preparation needed for service as a missionary aviator.
Tho goal is to take a person through maintenance training while restoring an aircraft.
Specific flight training is given in that same aircraft. Ultimately, the goal is to place the person with that aircraft into service on the mission field. Mechanic Training Mechanic training is divided into two areas. Shop Apprentice We start with the basics of theory and design, followed by skill development, proceeding to actual hands-on experience helping to restore missions aircraft. This training program is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration under Federal Aviation Regulation part 65, subpart D 65.71, 65.73, 65.75, 65.77, and 65.79.