In general, each area of interest will have a team leader, they or co-workers will teach you everything you need to know to do the job required and you can mostly count on working with some great, friendly human beings who also share the same passion for aviation. Don't forget to pack your sense of adventure, sense of humor and patience.
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Hey Randy, is there a list of areas/POCs? I don’t recall ever seeing one.
Dave Shaw
EAA 67180 Lifetime
Learn to Build, Build to Fly, Fly for Fun
I did find this page on the AirVenture website which would be a good start- but it says it will not be updated until March, 2022
https://www.eaa.org/eaa/support-eaa/...-at-airventure
"Don't believe everything you see or read on the internet" - Abraham Lincoln
Vintage Flight Line can use volunteers at any time of the day the airport is open (6AM-8PM). We run training twice a day (9AM and 1PM, you only need attend one) every day. We have jobs from parking aircraft, directing traffic, crowd control, looking up aircraft, and so forth. No prior experience required. Work as little or as much as you want. This all goes down at the operations building which is a tan thing diagonally across the road from the Hangar Cafe.
Vintage, in general, has a volunteer booth out in front of the red barn that can refer you to all sorts of other opportunities.
They keep a list of wanted volunteers outside the RED BARN .
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