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London: will the cost of aviation come down in the future?
I wonder if the cost of aviation will come down in the future i have plans that i want to buy a small plane first and then use it to train in it to keep it cheaper. now i was able to pass a 2nd class medical so i could possibly fly for some company but no so sure as i did nothing with it due to finincial reasons i am out of debt but at the same time i dont want to throw a whole lot of money into it. i plan to get like a used cessna 150 i know a bit cramped or a cherokee something along those lines but not anytime soon. p.s i work for dominos full time averaging a little under 30k a year and i am also working on learning a wood shop job with my dad. so when he retires we will get into it....
02 Dec 08, 04:12:01

London: how to resolve the confusion?
hi friends....... i want to know a career stream for me if i have a great interst in aviation industry wat kind of qualifications r needed and wat kind of jobs wiil i be able to get plzz reply thanx...
02 Dec 08, 03:12:57

London: redstone college???? ?
I am thinking about going back to school, I always wanted to get my license in Aviation repair. I live in Cheyenne WY and would like a college close to us. I am 29 and have a family and I will move to Denver. I was wondering if this is a good college? I was also wondering if there is good Job demand in this career after school?...
02 Dec 08, 01:12:54

London: Redstone college??....Aviation Technology?
I am thinking about going back to school, I always wanted to get my license in Aviation repair. I live in Cheyenne WY and would like a college close to us. I am 29 and have a family and I will move to Denver. I was wondering if this is a good college? I was also wondering if there is good Job demand in this career after school?...
02 Dec 08, 01:12:43

London: Im looking for a good job once I leave the Navy in a few months, what are my options considering my experience?
I started out a deck seaman, then I did some work with a construction batallion, and then I became an Aviation Ordnanceman 3rd Class. I would like to be a civilian again, but I dont think that my options are too open; I dont think the pay will be worth getting out of the military... Any prior servicemembers who have any advice?...
01 Dec 08, 04:12:48

London: I want to save/rescue people in the military. What can I do?
Ok I want to save people. I have seriously considered being a coast guard rescue swimmer but i want to be in the military. I want to be either air force, navy, or marine (I don't think army is for me but I'm not yet completely eliminating it). I'm a women (college freshman), I know this dramatically cuts my rescue options down, but what can I do? I thought about being a flight surgeon because I really want to be in a plane but after looking into flight surgeons they aren't really involved in rescue. I've also considered aviation. Someone mentioned SERE which sounds like an awesome job but I want to be more involved with rescue itself. What options are there for women...
30 Nov 08, 10:11:22

London: Is being an air traffic controller worth looking into as a possible career choice?
First off, I DO NOT want to be rich. I only require to live in the NJ/NY area. I am in high school and am doing fine right now. Basically, as long as I can afford a nice house (under 1M) and a nice car (like a used Mercedes) my life will be fine. Haha, in all seriousness though, that is really all I want. A nice job with a comfortable salary and a nice pension for when I decide to retire. I am really interested in aviation. However, I have a lazy eye so I cannot become a pilot. Some people have pointed me in the way of air traffic controlling. I have heard this is arguably one of the BEST if not, THE best job you can get without a college degree. Now, bear in mind, it is no p...
30 Nov 08, 04:11:53

London: Is aeronautical engineering really not a job for women?
I am a 16 year old from a very poor background(in Africa) and I am considering aeronautical engineering as a career,but most people tell me I can't do it because I am girl.I love aviation,but does it really require a lot of man-power?...
30 Nov 08, 12:11:28

London: what job do you do if you study Aviation Management?
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30 Nov 08, 08:11:00

London: Marriage. College. Jobs. Advice?
My husband & I got married in March 2007. We are not having marital problems or anything like that. We're doing great (in that manner). He is 25 years old & has his bachelors degree. He's still working at the same job he had in college (cell phone rep). He has applied for about 65 jobs in the last year & hasn't been able to find a new job. His degree is in commercial aviation. He has a private pilot's license, but he doesn't want to fly for a living. He didn't realize that in school. He's planning on starting grad school for his MBA in January. I'm a senior in college, but not graduating till next year. I'm taking 18 credit hours a sem...
29 Nov 08, 06:11:14