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    So I've updated my profile Hobbies area. I figured I would mention a little more about myself, and had listed how I have volunteered some time working on a Ford Tri-Motor. The most recent time I had volunteered working on the build we had started cutting the skin pieces; which was definitely a learning experience. Luckily this time I was there I had my bag with a few books in it and one happen to be the maintenance handbook. Right before cutting one of the guys b... Read More

     So I joined the military about five years ago. Well it will be five in August, but whose counting? All I wanted to do was be around aircraft either flying or working on them. When I was 16 I didn't want my driver's license, I wanted to build a plane and fly. Since I've been in, my goal has been to get my degree and obtain my A&P certifications. While taking the classes and working I realized that I needed to find some way to get more involved on the civil... Read More

I work in a GA shop in the midwest.  We will work on just about anything that will fit into our hangars, and a few things that won't.  One problem with this situation is getting documentation (ie manuals) for different makes of airplanes.  We have Piper on the computer, as well as Lycoming, Continental, and a few Beech Products.  But it is hard to come by affordable manuals for some other products.  Cessna wants over $10,000 per year to get their complete single engi... Read More

What is the overall opinion on the manufacturers quality of Instructions for Continued Airworthiness? There are a lot of technicians working on a variety of manufacturers products and I am curious if there seems to be a trend for the worse on the acuracy of the maintenance manuals, or data considered acceptable to the administrator. All input on this subject is appreciated!... Read More

I found this article on Yahoo! Enjoy... New travel neurosis: Fear of not flying By BETH J. HARPAZ, AP Travel Editor Mon Jul 2, 10:04 AM ET I know plenty of people with fear of flying. They agonize for weeks before takeoff, they go to doctors for prescriptions, they read books about their condition and ask their therapists for help.But all the stories floating around about how awful air travel is this summer has given me a new neurosis: Fear of not flying.You see, we have round-trip tickets... Read More

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