The Daily Life of a Repair Station
A look at these businesses reveals the state of modern aircraft maintenance—from the individual owner to a global scale.
A look at these businesses reveals the state of modern aircraft maintenance—from the individual owner to a global scale.
On September 26, NASA was able to successfully crash spacecraft into an asteroid. Now, it’s time to determine the outcome of this ‘impactful’ mission.
I would like to comment about your editorial on shortage of flight instructors [Editors Log, November].
For several years I flew for a commuter airline. At 50 I was told I did not meet their pilot profile and I should quit. I also had personal problems at home, so I left to be closer to home.
I decided to go back into flight instruction. For the next three years I worked six and sometimes seven days a week, sometimes from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. in order to accommodate students. All for only a four-figure income a year.
Three years later I found a job on a assembly line. It only pays a couple of dollars above minimum wage, but it doubled my yearly income. I continued doing flight instr…