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24 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Matthew Ackroyd, Vector Aerospace Nathan Alvar, Cirrus Aircraft Factory Service Center Steven Barrett, Vector Aerospace Gary Chappell Jr., U.S. Air Force Tyler Clukey, C&L; Aviation Estefania Collazos, Endeavor Air Holly Czupich, Chimera Air Inc. Peter DeSutter, AAR MRO Services Duluth Stephen Dodd, Cirrus Aircraft Factory Service Center Nikolay Drobkov, Hageland Aviation Nathaniel Blake Eller, Camtronics Matthew Franklin, Lewis University and Air Methods Corp. Travis Geist, Duncan Aviation Joshua Gibbs, JEM Engineering Johnny Gomez, Banyan Air Service Katie Gray, Vector Aerospace Jamie Harder, Duncan Aviation Kasey Harwick, Duncan Aviation Jamie Hill, ExpressJet Airlines Luke Jean, Heritage Aviation Joshua Knowlton, Hillsboro Aviation Jonathan Lincoln, Endeavor Air Jan-Philipp Loos, Lufthansa Technik AG Richard Lytle, Mente LLC Timothy Murray, Aviation Institute of Maintenance Fabio Nascimento, Aircraft Propeller Service Matt Neisler, West Star Aviation Diarmuld O'Shea, Hongkong Jet Erik Peterson, Bismarck Aero Center Travis Petet, Leonard Green & Partners Lauren Quandt, Western Michigan University Jay Scott, Cathay Pacific Airways Olebile Sekwababe, Botswana Defence Force Alan Sikarskie, Parker Aerospace Collin Stannard, Constant Aviation Mark Steinbeck, Traxxall Technologies Adam Thacker, AAR Aircraft Services – Indianapolis William Tsao, U.S. Air Force Daniel Walker, StandardAero Seth Weide, Hallmark University Here is a list of the winners and the companies they represent: Congratulations to this year's winners of the AMT Next Gen 40 Under 40 Awards. And also to those who recognized your achievements by nominating you. The attributes that make up this year's winners all have a passion for aviation, whether it's maintenance, education, executive management, general aviation, business aviation, rotorcraft, military, MRO, or airline, they all love what they do and want to keep improving themselves and the industry. Thank you for the solid future you provide. And if you started as a child who wanted to know more about aircraft or wanted a better future for yourself by committing to the aviation later in life, we're glad you're a part of the Next Generation of aircraft maintenance professionals. There is no one path to success in aviation. Sometimes you grow in one company, other times it requires moving around to take advantage of what the industry offers or which direction your interest takes you. Take a look at this year's winners to see the different paths that are available. And as always, share your story to encourage others to follow. Aircraft Maintenance Technology is proud to recognize this year's winners. Next year's winners will be featured in the August/September issue.