Rose Montaque
About Rose Montaque
Rose Montaque is an experienced A&P Mechanic currently working at Mesa Airlines, Inc. since 2018, with a career spanning over two decades in various aviation roles.
Work at Mesa Airlines
Rose Montaque has been employed at Mesa Airlines, Inc. as an A&P Mechanic since 2018. She works at the DFW Airport and has accumulated six years of experience in this role. Her responsibilities include performing maintenance and repairs on aircraft, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and standards.
Previous Employment History
Prior to her current position, Rose Montaque worked at several aviation companies. She was an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic at Marana Aerospace Solutions, Inc. from 2015 to 2018. Before that, she spent two years at Pratt & Whitney in the Columbus, Georgia Area. Additionally, she has experience as a Structure Assembler at Triumph Aerostructures in 2006 and served as a 727 Flight Engineer at Amerijet International from 2007 to 2008.
Education and Expertise
Rose Montaque studied Aviation Maintenance Technology at Middle Georgia Tech. College, earning an Associate degree from 1997 to 2000. She also studied Flight Engineering at Aero-Service Aviation, achieving Boeing 727 Certification from 2007 to 2008. Furthermore, she holds an Associate degree in Business from Skadron Business College, which she attended from 1986 to 1988.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Rose Montaque has extensive experience with the V-2500 engine overhaul, which includes inspecting, repairing, and rebuilding engines. She has also participated in layout operations and assembly for Gulf Stream IV and V aircraft. Her technical skills are complemented by her membership in the FAASAFETY Team, where she stays updated through FAA-offered continuing education.
Career Development
Throughout her career, Rose Montaque has developed a strong foundation in aircraft maintenance and engineering. Her diverse roles across various companies have provided her with a broad skill set in airframe and powerplant mechanics. Her ongoing commitment to education and safety reflects her dedication to the aviation industry.