Alaska Airlines Expands Military Program to Offer Civilian Careers at Hawaiian Airlines

MTTP participants receive assistance while completing an FAA-approved Airframe and Powerplant license prep program. That step is critical for obtaining certification and qualifying for aircraft technician roles.

Financial assistance and scheduling

The program covers schooling and testing expenses to reduce financial barriers. Participants can select class schedules that match their availability.

Mentorship and training support

Alaska and Hawaiian maintenance leaders provide dedicated mentorship throughout the course. Mentors help students stay on track and prepare for civilian aviation roles.

Employment pathway

Those who complete the program and earn an A&P license are offered positions at Hawaiian Airlines. The roles are based at Hawaiian’s Seattle maintenance base and involve aircraft maintenance technician duties.

Program context

The initiative reflects Alaska Airlines’ push to broaden its military program pathways. It creates civilian careers for service members transitioning to commercial aviation with Hawaiian Airlines.

Interested candidates can find program information and next steps at Filmogaz.com. The site outlines eligibility, application steps and support available during training.