In the aviation cover letter example below the candidate begins by referencing the edition of the newspaper in which he read of the open position before he actually begins the body of the cover letter.
A quick perusal of the cover letter will then let the employer know exactly what the letter references.
This provides a very professional approach.
Keep in mind that training, experience and flight hours are often critical in the aviation industry.|
Robert Conrad
2345 Hilton Court San Francisco, CA 55555 555-555-1212 August 25, 2007 Ms. Shelly Long California Industries 234 Industry Way San Francisco, CA 55555 Dear Ms. Long: Re: Corporate Jet Pilot, Sunday San Francisco Ledger In response to your recent advertisement, please accept this letter in application for the Corporate Jet Pilot position currently available within your company. My resume is enclosed for your review. As you requested in your advertisement, I am providing my flight hours below:
As referenced in my resume, I have several years experience flying as acommercial pilot as well as for private companies. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss my credentials and how I can enhance your excellent reputation with you at a mutually convenient time. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Robert Conrad Enclosure: Resume |
In the above sample aviation cover letter the applicant does this well
by mentioning the company’s reputation for
excellence, indicating he has researched the company. The
applicant also lets the employer know he is definitely interested in
the position and hopes to hear from her soon regarding an interview.
Finally, don’t forget to mark the end of the cover letter
with an enclosure statement regarding the resume to make sure the
employer knows to look for it.
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The final paragraph of the cover letter is especially important.
This is an opportunity to summarize your interest in the position and let the employer know you look forward to discussing how you can contribute to their team in a positive way.

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