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Old October 18th 06, 05:57 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jim Macklin
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Default Does a Cessna 152 have an afterburner?

I do remember the instruction I got at Spartan when I got my
A&P. Looking for the exact stats on-line is a little time
consuming, since the search terms need to be general enough
to find the data and selective enough that you don't get a
lot of boating accidents.

Since for any person, only one prop strike accident is one
too many, whether nationally it is 2 or 1 a week or just
once a month, be careful.

www.firstgov.gov www.bls.gov
"Emily" wrote in message
. ..
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| Jets suck up a few mechanics too.
|
| That's why I don't wrench. g In fact, I pretty much
stay away from
| completely assembled engines unless they are installed on
an aircraft
| that I am PIC of.
|
| I looked at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and if I read
the
| data correctly, 97 workers, not pilots were killed by
| airplanes.
|
| But that doesn't meant propellers, just aircraft in
general, right? I
| remember a few years ago at ORD, a guy driving the tug got
run over. Or
| maybe sucked up. Can't remember.