Aviation Club Jamaica - Giving Wings to Dreams The Aviation Club Of Jamaica

As requested by a Instagram follower, we discussed different pathways to becoming a pilot in Jamaica in today’s podcast

The NTSB published a preliminary report on Mark Scott’s fatal accident. Though we weren’t able to physically attend his funeral, we attended via a live feed on the Internet. This weekend on Saturday May 30th, 2020, the club will be hosting it’s first online meeting for everyone to benefit from. The following day, Capt Martin Scott will be featured on our weekly IG live interview. On Monday June 1st, 2020, the ACOJ will publish the prerequisites for the Jeffrey Meeks and Christopher Read Honorary Scholarship Program.

There are many careers in aviation. The industry evolves around the airplane and flight of the airplane. These careers supports the development, operation and safe transitioning of the airplane. In this episode, we will highlight some of these careers, the educational requirements, some of the schools you can attend as well as the likely employers to hire you.

(1) Taking a look at what’s happening in 1st world countries as they protect their borders while remaining open. (2) Airlines retiring wide body aircraft and flight crew early. (3) pilots and retirement plans (4) More job cuts (5) will corporate aviation see more growth than commercial (6) Mark Scott’s tragic passing (7) Aviation Club of Jamaica’s updated website (revised content and features (8) Online Meeting coming soon (9) Quick Intro to the Aviation Club of Jamaica - Who we are & what we do

Have you heard about the ACOJ Scholarship fund initiated to assist club members in being able to pursue a career goal and also that it’s created in honor of two persons who’ve contributed greatly to our Industry and its Professionals.

We recently received an interesting question via our Instagram page asking “Why does the Jamaican Government lack interest in the development of aviation in Jamaica?”. We found it to be an interesting question and decided to have an open discussion on the topic.