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Here's how you can impress your aviation supervisors and stand out as an intern.

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Landing an internship in the aviation industry is a significant step toward a soaring career. As an intern, you have a unique opportunity to learn from the best and make a lasting impression. Whether you're working at an airline, an airport, or with an aircraft manufacturer, understanding how to stand out can be the difference between just another internship and the launchpad for your career. The key to success is not just in the technical skills, but also in how you present yourself, communicate, and contribute to the team.

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Austen Jarboe

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Eric K.

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1 Show Initiative

In the fast-paced world of aviation, showing initiative is crucial. Don't wait for tasks to be assigned to you; instead, actively seek out opportunities to contribute. If you notice a process that could be optimized, or if there's a project where your skills could be of use, speak up. Your supervisors will appreciate your eagerness to get involved and your proactive approach to problem-solving. This doesn't mean overstepping your bounds, but rather demonstrating that you're engaged and ready to take on responsibility.

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2 Master Basics

Having a strong grasp of aviation basics is essential. Ensure you're familiar with key concepts like aerodynamics, navigation, and the principles of flight. Understanding the lingo, from ATC (Air Traffic Control) communications to aircraft maintenance terminology, will not only help you follow conversations but also allow you to contribute meaningfully. Your supervisors will be impressed by your ability to understand and apply fundamental knowledge, as it shows you're building a solid foundation for your future in the industry.

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Austen Jarboe

Phenom 300 Captain - Air Force Veteran - Mental Health Advocate
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Now is the time to practically apply the book knowledge you've gained in your college classes or ground / flight training. It's no longer theory. Instead you are working within the operation day by day, understanding how the system actually performs.

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3 Be Punctual

Time is of the essence in aviation, and punctuality is a non-negotiable trait. Always arrive early for your shifts, meetings, and any other commitments. Being punctual demonstrates respect for your colleagues' time and reflects on your reliability and professionalism. It also gives you some buffer time to prepare and organize yourself for the day ahead, ensuring that you're always ready to perform at your best.

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Eric K.

Flight Dispatcher|Flight Operations Officer|Flight Operations instructor |Aircraft performance ground training E190,B737,B788
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This is essential. And not just showing up early but using that time to learn a few other things about the company and the industry. No one has time to teach you everything. As an intern you have a role to self learn through for instance through observation, extra reading so as to get situational awareness. The supervisors always picks up those details and contribute to your chances of being considered for job opportunities. Timeline also demonstrates one's attitude towards the Aviation industry which highly operates on time factors. I got my first job after my 9 months internship,and my boss attributed it to among other things,my consistency in time keeping, which they could not ignore.

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4 Communicate Well

Effective communication is paramount in aviation. Whether it's relaying information accurately or listening attentively, your ability to communicate clearly will set you apart. Work on honing both your verbal and written communication skills. When speaking, be concise yet thorough, and when writing, pay attention to clarity and detail. Remember, in aviation, every detail matters, and clear communication can be critical to safety and efficiency.

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Austen Jarboe

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Aviation is all about communication. Whether you are speaking at an operational level or up to management, you must find the right words. Know your audience, actively listen to them, and find out how you can best address their needs.

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5 Network Smartly

Aviation is a tight-knit community where networking can open doors. Take every chance to meet new people, from pilots and engineers to management staff. Attend industry events, join professional groups, and engage with your colleagues. Networking isn't just about making acquaintances; it's about building relationships that could mentor you or even influence your career trajectory. Always be professional and courteous in your interactions, as your reputation in the industry starts now.

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6 Stay Updated

The aviation industry is constantly evolving with new technologies and regulations. Keep yourself updated on the latest trends and developments. Subscribe to industry publications, follow relevant news outlets, and participate in workshops or webinars whenever possible. Showing that you're informed about the industry's direction not only impresses your supervisors but also demonstrates your commitment to being a part of aviation's future.

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Eric K.

Flight Dispatcher|Flight Operations Officer|Flight Operations instructor |Aircraft performance ground training E190,B737,B788
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Following Aviation blogs, documentaries and intentionally looking for information. There are numerous sources of free information on the internet.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Going the extra mile. Where there are no limitations, it would be beneficial to also know what happens in the other departments outside your internship area. For instance getting some time to do ramp duties, customer care, operations and any other. You would be amazed at how much valuable knowledge and skills you're gain by going the extra mile. Of course one has to consult their supervisor for such arrangements.

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1 Show Initiative

2 Master Basics

3 Be Punctual

4 Communicate Well

5 Network Smartly

6 Stay Updated

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