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Yingling Aviation launches apprenticeship program

By General Aviation News Staff · October 2, 2025 · Leave a Comment

WICHITA, Kansas — Yingling Aviation has launched an Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic Apprenticeship Program.

Designed to address the increasing demand for skilled technicians, the apprenticeship provides hands-on training and mentorship, preparing participants for careers as FAA-certified A&P mechanics.

“Our industry thrives on talent, and this program is about building a strong pipeline of aviation professionals who will keep Wichita at the forefront as the Air Capital of the World,” said Rodger Renaud, COO of Yingling Aviation. “We are proud to offer a program that not only supports our company’s growth but also invests in the future of our community. In many ways, we are developing our own to meet the industry’s growing demand for strong MROs with experienced talent.”

The program was spearheaded by Amy Preskitt, Yingling’s Training Manager and an Air Force veteran, who notes the importance of investing in both technical skills and personal development to create well-rounded aviation professionals.

Founded in 1946, Yingling Aviation is a full-service maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider based in Wichita, Kansas.

For more information: YinglingAviation.com

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