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Don Hammer wrote:
The reality is there are less than half the A&P schools now than there were 10 years ago. All the WWII trained mechs are either dead or retired. Very few young people are going in to my chosen profession and with the current salary's in small aircraft shops, why would they? The few that get their tickets are either going into the large aircraft business or more often working on cars or semi's where they can earn a decent living. There are a several meticulous A&Ps in my area. However, most of them got their A&P (and IA in one case) so that they could work on their own airplane. The generally won't work on random people's airplanes, though, because of the liability. Their day-job pays the bills. -Luke |
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