unusual flying jobs

(Robert M. Gary) wrote in message . com...
Its interesting that you have to have an A&P ticket to fly with these guys.

Room and board will probably be the maximum if you want to fly in Africa
or South America. Checkout http://www.jaars.org/aviation.shtml
If I was "unencumbered" I would fly for JAARS you will never forget the
experience and you will see parts of the world that most never will.

BTW, driving a cab pays better than most flying jobs.


R. Hubbell

That's also what I thought when I first read it , but I think that he
meant IA to mean "Instrument Airplane" rating.

Skyking

That's also what I thought when I first read it , but I think that he
meant IA to mean "Instrument Airplane" rating.

Yeah, my bad. I did mean IA to be instrument airplane, and
only after I posted did I realize/remember that it means
something totally different.

However, the jaars.org posting that another fellow made
does actually require an A&P, though no the A&P w/ IA.

-- dave j