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08.01.2009 Feedback
Howie’s House I was most impressed to read Howie Fuller’s “House” article. As usual, it was right on the money and fits in with the Aircraft Engineers International [newsletter] on developments in Europe. I was at the EASA/FAA...
07.01.2009 Reader Feedback
Is Retesting Enough? I found that the idea of retesting mechanics that attained their license without the full certification process of the licensing requirements goes deeper than the top side of the FAA...
06.01.2009 Reader Feedback
Focusing on Mechanics Thank you for mentioning www.faasafety.gov (see Go FAASTeam Go, Aviation Maintenance , Feb. 2009, page 6). Recently, I’ve been taking recurrent training to maintain my Inspection...
05.01.2009 Reader Feedback
More on NAICS Codes Mr. Bail has hit on a key issue that should be considered when utilizing the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) webpage (see "Improper Assignment of NAICS on Aircraft Maintenance and...
04.01.2009 Parts Counterfeiting
Regarding the article "New Technology Could Protect Against Parts Counterfeiting, (see Jan. 2009 Aviation Maintenance , page 8), this is a good idea, but would not be viable for all...
03.01.2009 Reader Feedback
A Navigation Lesson In the spring of 1945 I was a cadet in the Advanced Flying Training program at Steward Field in Newburg, N.Y. Part of the course, near the end, was a long-range, daytime navigational...
02.01.2009 Reader Feedback
Your article, The Indespensible (see Aviation Maintenance , January 2009, page 4), was on the money. Unfortunately, there are those who can only find fault. Why do we elect them? In my experience...
12.01.2008 Reader Feedback
Nondestructive Frustration Regarding the article in the November issue of Aviation Maintenance called "Who Can Perform NDT Inspections" (see November 2009 AM , page 26), I feel your frustration and...
11.01.2008 Reader Feedback
Roadblocks and Restrictions After reading the Reader Feedback in the October issue (see AM October 2008, page 6) "Banning the Independents" I would like to expand on this subject. As an...
10.01.2008 Banning the Independents
The letter about being frustrated and unhappy by Bjorn Rafnar ( AM , August/September 2008) is all too close to home. What is happening is that the independent FAA-licensed mechanic...
09.01.2008 Frustrated and Unhappy, Continued
Mr. Rafnar is unhappy about being told by a local airport authority that he cannot perform maintenance on the airport without insurance. For the first part of his comments, see the August edition of Aviation...
08.01.2008 Frustrated and Unhappy
Please consider, when reading the Advisory Circular regarding Airport Minimum Standards that they are "optional." I intend to start a new non-profit association for aircraft mechanics; although, this...
07.01.2008 Maintenance Economics
I’d like to comment on David Schober’s article, "The Economics of Aviation MX for GA" ( Aviation Maintenance , May 2008). There are many customers willing to pay first-rate...
06.01.2008 Aviation Maintenance: Reader Feedback
Trust and Collaboration are Not Dirty Words I just read your editorial "Somthing’s Amiss" (see Editor’s Notebook, AM May 2008) and felt obligated to write you with my opinion on compliance...
05.01.2008 Aviation Maintenance: Reader Feedback
Mentoring: Good Business Your article on mentoring (see AM ’s March 2008 Editor’s Note) was incredible. As an almost 30-year aviation employee who has worked many jobs throughout my career, luckily for me...
04.01.2008 Reader Feedback
You Can’t Fight Progress It is not often that I comment these days, one way or the other, on words or positions that come from the mouth of politicians as I have come, in my old age, to hold most politicians...
03.06.2008 Reader Feedback
More GA Info Please I have picked up Aviation Maintenance off and on now since it was first published. Every once in a while there is information about the smaller general aviation aircraft. I have been...
02.01.2008 Reader Feedback
Safe Management I commend Bart Crotty on a great article "Defining Safety Culture and Safety Climate," (see AM , December 2007, page 48) but the difference between culture and climate was identified...
01.01.2008 Reader Feedback
Think Before You Begin I think that if the young people who are considering become aircraft mechanics and technicians had a read of the very interesting article about liability and mechanics found here —...
12.01.2007 Reader Feedback
Only So Lucky I enjoyed reading your article "Two Kinds of People" (see AM, September 2007, page 4). The issue of duty time for mechanics is something I have thought about a lot in the last few...
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