AMT Day Events
May 24, is a day to celebrate Charles E. Taylor's accomplishments, "The Father of Aircraft Maintenance", and the thousands of men and women who have followed in his footsteps.
AMT Day Cook-Out Cincinnati, OH
South Carolina Aeronautics Commission
Past Charles Taylor Award Winners
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Playing "Aircraft Maintenance Jeopardy"
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Mr. Gene Grant receiving the Charles Taylor Award from
Dwayne Pittsenbarger, FAASTeam Manager
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Mr. Gene Grant receiving a gift from the state of South Carolina.
Paul Werts, Director of the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission
presented the gift.
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American Airlines, San Diego, CA
The graveyard AMTs in SAN celebrated with ribs, chicken,
brisket, rolls, coleslaw, beans, corn and soda.
From left to right: Tito DeGuzman, Aaron Klippel, Ken MacTiernan,
Jose Montes; Supervisor, Larry Costanza, Bob Norris, Frank Hope,
Al Thompson, Chris Abelia.
Photo by: Lenny Evans.
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From left to right: Tito DeGuzman, Bob Norris and Sergio Gacuma.
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Baker's School of Aeronautics, Nashville, TN
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Second annual corn hole competition. |
Corn hole competition winner, Troy Cashdollar, from Glenmora, LA,
won a over sized arm chair. |
The "The Halfbrass Band". |
Eddie Baker and Orville Hale from Trade-A-Plane grilled hamburgers,
hot dogs and barbecued bologna. |
Jimmy Holderfield, Baker's School of Aeronautics instructor in the
dunking booth. |
Joe Hawkins, AMT Society Board Member and MTSU Professor in the
dunking booth. |
Wally Bevan, Nashville FSDO Manager, in the dunking booth. |
The BBQ picnic lunch crowd. |
Denver Centennial Airport
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The fourth annual Charles E. Taylor Day program was held on Saturday May 27 at Centennial Airport and was sponsored by Mark May, director of maintenance services, Epic Aviation Services. There were 15 aircraft and 12 antique cars on display for the 109 people who attended to view and ask questions of the sponsors/operators who were on hand. The food was great and the weather cooperated fully for the day's festivities. Also contributing to the day's activities were Dan Bryant and Tac Air, and Chuck and Jackie Mangan who supplied the entertainment. Mark's comment: "Next year will be bigger and better."
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