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Is the pay better if you specialize?

30k!? Dang! You can't make a living off of that. It would be tight

For those of you who are AP mechanics, what is your average salary with no inspection certificate. What is your salary with an inspection? I'm trying to figure out what I want to do!

Nope. I got nothing against annuals. So say after I become an air traffic controller, I will have to retire. After that learn to be a mechanic and work on my own plane. Doesn't it take like 2 years at most to graduate from a FAA approved school for ap mechanic?

Well that's good news. Is a mechanics pay with an IA good?

Are you allowed to do the annuals too? Does this lower the cost of owning an airplane by a lot?

Interesting. So its meant so only a few have it so it doesn't get carried away and cause crashes. Nice work FAA. I approve of that. Ultimately, if you were a certified AP mechanic, and have all the add on certificates, you could fix up your airplane, for basically for free, and pass it off...

Oh sorry. Thanks. So if I get that certificate add on to my AP license, I can sign off the annual or that is still a no? I will read through the stuff right now

Sorry, I am new to the airplane world. Where can I find the official FAA document on this subject?

So you are a AP mechanic Monday through Friday, and on the weekends you work as a certified flight instructor?? How is that working out for you? If you don't mind me asking, what is your average yearly or monthly income? I thought about doing this, but wasn't sure if it would work out.

Basically, are they trained to work on every engine? So they can work on a single engine aircraft one day that is a piston, and the next work on a turbofan or turboprop plane? Also, can they inspect, repair, and pass off their own plane for annuals?

As much as I like being in those massive airplanes, I don't want to be on one for 15 hours or more, and having to spend the night in random countries. I would prefer to stay inside the United States. Plus having a pilot job takes a huge strain on your family if your gone a lot. So maybe the job...

What are some different pilot careers? What are the pay? All the juicy information I would like! I don't want to fly outside of the United States, So that only leaves me corporate, cargo, or Southwest right? I would appreciate any information on this subject please.

Why bring a phone when you can go old fashion and bring a ham radio? I am working towards mine right now! But all this oshkosh talk is killing me to get my license! What a great motivator

Forget the 10 extra dollars. If you check in around the 24 hour per flight window, you will Get A. Even if you have a mid B, there is plenty of room for aisle or window. The tickets go to number 60 I think. So even if all of A and all pre boarding passengers went on, there is still enough...

AWESOME! Pictures were good, and the video was tight. Thanks for sharing! Just excites me more about everything airplane related!

Definitely new to all of this. You got that right

Probably the only way it's going to work for HatTrickHero11 is if his parents are willing and able to back him, but it's not logical for him to be doing it on his own. Thats for sure. I don't really think they are too fond of the idea of me flying. So all this will have to wait till I'm a...

A brand new Apple 13 inch is 1100. So buying a used one for that price wouldn't be worth it. Or you can add 400 bucks and get the 15 Inch screen. It all depends on what you will use it for. Work? Schooling? Both? Games? Pilot programs? Take it from me, I am barely 20. This is second nature haha