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Aviation Triad and Purolator partner in promoting jobs in NC

By General Aviation News Staff · March 8, 2014 ·

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem, three North Carolina cities known as the Piedmont Triad, have added a new partner to their Aviation Triad coalition. Purolator Advanced Filtration is now one of 17 businesses and organizations partnering to promote, build and support the Triad’s aviation industry, including maintenance, supply chain, and flight training opportunities.

“North Carolina aviation jobs have taken flight in the Triad with more than 6,000 employees working for a diverse group of 40 plus aerospace and aviation-related companies. Many of these companies are looking to hire skilled workers for good paying aviation jobs in North Carolina right now,” states an article on aviationtriad.com.

The Piedmont  Triad area is known for being the home to companies like Honda Jet and TIMCO. The flight training North Carolina Aviation Triad website provides a hub for those seeking in-depth information about how to go about starting a career in aerospace jobs and aviation jobs, officials note.

Purolator manufactures products used in the aviation industry, such as industrial hydraulics, aerospace products, process filtration, filtration media and porous metals.

For more information: AviationTriad.com

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