Originally Posted by
GT23
I don't know what any of those letters mean so I guess that means it's a long shot. I'm gonna go talk to them anyway. The worse they can do is say no. Maybe my flying experience will help out. Thanks for the reply!
AE - Aviation Electrician
AD - Aviation Engine Mechanic
AM - Aviation Sheet Metal Mechanic
YN - Yeoman (Administrative person)
SK - Storekeeper (AK if its an aviation storekeeper)
The bottom line is to be a VR F/E its preferable to be some kind of aviation maintenance person. As I said, there are cases where an office person gets in the position, but they're few and far between.
You're best bet is to get attached to the squadron then work your way up from Flight Attendant to Loadmaster to Flight Engineer. The Loadmaster job is perhaps the most critical job on VR airplanes. The Loadmaster is also usually the "A" F/A.