Aircraft Mechanic Sample Cover Letter

AIRCRAFT MECHANIC RESUME COVER LETTERS
Job seekers who write aircraft mechanic resume cover letters focus on their ability to get the job done, repairing, maintaining, conducting tests, installing equipment and controlling certain operations on commercial and private aircraft. An aircraft mechanic resume cover letter should include this and any other information relevant to the specific job in order to garner the hiring manager’s attention and land an interview.

Joe Jobhunter
101 Penny Lane
Any Town, USA 99999
November 5, 2005
Mr. Jack Bond
Hiring Manager
Porterville Airport
62 Center Drive
Any City, USA 99999
Dear Mr. Bond:
Since childhood, I’ve been taking apart and putting back together toy planes and trucks. Therefore, it is not surprising to me or others that I would want to work with aircraft mechanics as a profession. Today when I saw your ad on CareerJimmy.com for an aircraft mechanic I wanted to contact you immediately with this resume cover letter. I’m moving to Any City next month and would like to begin working by January 1, 2007.
I’m ready to repair and maintain aircraft, conduct tests, install equipment and control operations that will ensure safety and comfort for flight crews and passengers alike.
My resume speaks for itself, just as your organization speaks for itself. I look forward to talking with you in person if you’d like to meet to discuss my experience and ability for the job. Thank you for considering me.
Please call me on my cell phone: 888-888-8888 to arrange an interview. I’m eager to meet you and to hear how I can bring my skills to the job you wish to fill.
Sincerely,
Joe Jobhunter
Enclosure: cover letter and resume
Content provided by CareerJimmy
“Introducing the new, “Amazing Cover Letter Creator”
WARNING: Your Cover Letter May Be Killing Your Job Search…
“In only 3½ minutes, you can quickly and easily crank out an amazing cover letter
that is guaranteed to have your phone ringing off the hook with hot job interviews
and top job offers… without writing one word. Here’s the secret…”