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Old 04-23-2015, 05:32 AM
 
Location: Reno, Nevada
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Hi there,

We're thinking of relocating from Nevada to Oklahoma and looking for an A&P Aircraft mechanic/inspector job. It seems that everything has to go through temporary agencies. This isn't very comforting when making the plunge to uproot the family and move 2,000 miles away, blindly not knowing how long the job may last. Is this the norm for this particular industry? Hubby has 20 years of A&P/Station Manager experience on Boeing 767, 757, 737,DC-9, MD80, MD90 and Airbus A320 Family so if anyone can suggest a better route for us I'm open to all suggestions.

Thank you & have a great day!!!
Kristen
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