Voici ce qu’on entend sans arrêt de la part des gestionnaires de maintenance : « Mes seniors prennent leur retraite, et les jeunes techs n’ont plus personne de qui apprendre. » « On remplace plein de pièces, mais le problème n’est pas réglé. » « Mon équipe connaît bien ses avions mais s'il y a un problème un peu champ gauche, ils sont perdus. » Ça vous parle? Le problème dont personne ne parle vraiment Les AME d’aujourd’hui sont très compétents. Mais il existe une grosse lacu

Here's what we keep hearing from maintenance managers from all over: "My senior guys are retiring, and the young techs don't have anyone to learn from." "We're cycling the same parts over and over, but the problem keeps coming back." "My team knows their aircraft, but give them a snag out of left field and they're lost." Sound familiar? The Problem Nobody's Talking About Today's AMEs are incredibly skilled. But there's a critical gap that's quietly draining budgets and ground

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