Hi,
I am about to start a professional flight training program and after a 1 month research, I have only 2 schools to choose from and wonder if any of you can help me decide which of the schools would be best to complete my training at.
1- www.montair.com (located in Vancouver)
2- www.torontoairways.com (located in Toronto)
thanks
Apr 28
Please may someone give me an idea of what the hell this question is about?? Thanks.
Question: Describe UK and EU legislation, environmental and social constraints on an engineering organisation developing aviation products made of composite parts which uses chemicals that can be harmful to employees and to general public living outside the premises of the company??
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Apr 3
1. Who was the early designer who introduced wire struts and wing warping in his gliders and also help the Wright Brothers?
2. Whose “group” almost beat the Wright brothers in terms of the first successful powered, controlled flight?
3. How many LARGE JET passenger aircraft did the major U.S. airlines operate in 1980? and 2005?
4. The ‘Regional” airlines operated approximately how many aircraft in 2007?
5. The development, building and sales of civilian and military aircraft is considered part of what industry?
6. Crew member of the airline industry belong to what part of the aviation industry?
7. What is meant by the ‘Second Age” of the Jet Age? When did it start?
8. Which pf the general aviation activities account for greatest portion of its flying activities?
i’m studying in russia a course termed aviation engineering, but outside russia there is no such course (the closest being aviation maintenance mechanics which is a diploma course). now i really have to make a transfer to the US, but my humble Question/problems are these;
do i take up a BS in mechanics and later a masters in aviation maintenance mech. or a major in mech eng. and minor in av. maint. meach. and probly a masters in aeronautics. — i hope to work at the airport. when done.
are my credits in av. eng which tends to have the likeness of av. maint. mech transferable to mechanical engineering
what schools in the warmer part of america is transfering possibilities a lot easier. (when u look at the whole russian vs US education)
what schoolls can i easily transfer to should i decide to take a major in mech. eng/ minor in Av. maint. mech
embery riddle gave me the best option, but its too expensive any other options around southern america??
can aeronautic engineers work as maintenance engineers in airports?
which of these combos is best with future in an African country
– major in aeronautics/minor in AM mech & a later masters in Mech Eng.
– major in Mech Eng./minor in AM mech & a later masters in Aeronautics eng.
any other additional details or advised wil be warmly welcomed. thank you all. i’d be really greatfull for your kind responses.
My fiance spent the three years after graduation earning experience in mechanics of all sorts. He is now interested in pursuing his dream career in aviation (mechanics and flying), and his Marine uncle told him to look into Embry-Riddle Aero University. He loves the idea of it, but it is rather expensive. What sort of scholarships and financial aid are available at this particular school and what kind of requirements do they have?
Are there any other aviation schools that you would suggest?
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