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American students win internship in France

By General Aviation News Staff · August 11, 2022 ·

After two years of interruption due to the pandemic, Daher Aerospace brought its internship program back in 2022.

Begun 15 years ago, the company partners with the Experimental Aircraft Association to award two American students an internship at the company’s facility in Tarbes, France.

The 2022 scholarship recipients were Lauren Meyer, from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, a student in engineering and computer science from the University of Tennessee, and Anthony Garza, from San Antonio, Texas, who is studying aerospace engineering at Texas A&M University.

Both worked during five weeks in June and July at Daher’s facility in France, near the Pyrenees mountains. Meyer was integrated in the TBM Care team, working on new services for customers, while Garza was tasked with digitalizing the PT6 engine for the design office.

The two wrapped up their internships by working with the Daher team at the 2022 EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

The internship covers all costs, including lodging and more, according to Daher officials.

Applications for the 2023 internship will be available later this year, with the winners revealed at the 2023 SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo. You can find out more at Daher.com/en/Candidate.

“This opportunity is a one-of-a-kind experience for the recipients,” said Nicolas Chabbert, senior vice president of Daher Aircraft Division and CEO of Daher Aircraft. “They spent time with our team in France, gaining expertise in their fields of interest – within our marketing and support departments. We hope the experience will make a difference in their future careers, while also benefitting our company by working with the next generation of aviation industry decision-makers.”

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