Celebrating Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) Day – Honoring the Heroes Who Keep Us Flying
National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day, recognized each year on May 24, honors the skilled professionals who ensure aircraft are safe, airworthy, and mission-ready. The date commemorates the birthday of Charles Edward Taylor, the pioneering mechanic who built the engine that powered the Wright Brothers’ first flight—laying the groundwork for modern aircraft maintenance.
At Precision Aviation Group (PAG), we proudly recognize the contributions of Aviation Maintenance Technicians (AMTs) across the globe—especially the talented maintainers who serve our customers every day. From commercial jets and private aircraft to first responder, firefighting, and medevac missions, AMTs are critical to the safety, performance, and reliability of aviation operations.
As aviation systems become increasingly complex, the demand for highly trained, FAA-certified AMTs continues to rise. AMT Day is not only a moment to say “thank you” but also an opportunity to highlight the essential role of maintenance professionals in aerospace innovation and aviation safety.
Watch our AMT Day Tribute Video
This year, we’re proud to share a special video honoring the work of AMTs and showcasing how PAG supports aviation maintenance excellence around the world.
Watch the video above or click here.
Whether you’re an experienced technician, a customer who depends on our support, or someone exploring aviation careers, join us in celebrating the expertise, passion, and commitment of the aviation maintenance community.
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