The Aerospace Maintenance Council’s Aerospace Maintenance Competition (AMC)—being held in conjunction with Aviation Week’s MRO Americas—will take place April 9-12 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando.

This year’s event will showcase 29 events testing the technical prowess of current and future aviation maintenance professionals. Fifty-four companies and schools​ have registered to participate, the largest number of teams ever to compete. With only six open slots remaining, would-be competitors should register now to guarantee their spot.

The council is overwhelmed by industry support for this year’s event. Companies have pledged funds, organized competitive events, donated prizes, and contributed scholarships in recognition and celebration of the aviation maintenance technician. There is still time to get involved, click herefor more information.
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Get more details below, and check a few items off the to do list.

Special thanks to American Airlines for donating 1.5 million AAdvantage® miles to support student competitors traveling to compete in the 2018 AMC. The company's AAdvantage® mileage award certificates will fund flights for thirteen school teams at this year's competition.

Companies and individuals that would like to "adopt" a school team through donation of miles should email team@aerospacecompetition.com.

Learn more about and support American Airlines mileage donation programs at www.aa.com/giving.

The council is gearing up for 2018. Take a look back at last year's event in this video, provided by our presenting sponsor, Snap-On.

Get highlights from last year's event and more on the AMC YouTube Channel. 

Taking place April 10-11, 2018 in Orlando Fl, Military Aviation Logistics & Maintenance (MALMS) is a dedicated maintenance event for military professionals and their suppliers. Held in conjunction with the MRO Americas, the host of the 2018 AMC, and with the support of the sustainment leadership of the USAF, Army and Navy, the Symposium brings together key-decision makers from all military service branches and government leaders with prime contractors, suppliers and OEMs to discuss critical safety and security issues, current and future programs and the latest developments in military MRO technology and services.
 
Formerly known as MRO Military, the event was renamed to better reflect the “logistics” core of how the military performs and conceives its sustainment and readiness functions. The purpose of the Symposium is to drive information and knowledge sharing and support the U.S. military to partner with the commercial marketplace for innovation, process improvement, and increased readiness across the board.
 
The symposium is free for active, uniformed military personnel.  The Aerospace Maintenance Competition is collocated on the MRO exhibition floor and military teams will be actively competing.
  
Military Aviation Logistics and Maintenance Symposium 2018 Speakers

• Jack Arehart, President, MRO Services, Delta Air Lines
• Matthew Bromberg, President, Pratt & Whitney Military Engines
• Lt Gen John Cooper, Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics, Engineering and Force Protection, Headquarters, U.S. Air Force
• Fred Cleveland, Managing Director, Operations: Transportation and Logistics, PwC
• Alan Estevez, National Security Strategy & Logistics Executive, Deloitte
• Col. Allan Lanceta, Commander, Corpus Christi Army Depot
• U.S. Army
• Lt Gen Lee K. Levy, Commander Air Force Sustainment Center, USAF
• James A. Regenor, Business Unit Director, Transformative Technologies, Moog
• Michael Tint, Defense Data Manager, Aviation Week Network
• Ken Watson, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Maintenance Policy and Programs
• Don Wetekam, SVP Government & Defense Business Development, AAR CORP

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