Neal Sullivan, director of the Aviation Maintenance Technology program at Cape Cod Community College, shows Boston Fed President Susan M. Collins and First Vice President Karen Pennell around the hangar where students learn to work on planes. Steve Osemwenkhae/Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
During their tour of the airplane hangar in Plymouth, Collins and Pennell sat in the cockpits of a plane and helicopter and learned how Cape Cod Community College's Aviation Maintenance Technology program got off the ground. Steve Osemwenkhae/Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
This mural is on display at Cape Cod Community College, which runs an Aviation Maintenance Technology program. Officials said graduates can make up to $80,000 annually out of school and hit six figures with 5-10 years of experience.
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