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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?

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.

I just saw the event on "The Aviators" and it looks way cool to be there. Do we have anyone here that has been?

Will owning your own airplane to get your private pilots license in decrease the cost of getting your license? What would be the pros and cons of owning your own plane to do flight training in?

I am 20 years old, and love everything about airplanes. Right now I am going to college and getting my general education out of the way, but I can't decide what I want to be when I grow up. I don't have any experience with airplanes, and was wondering if an airplane mechanic is a good job...

Anyone know of free airplane magazines? Anything about airplanes I like to read about, and so signing up for magazines would be an awesome thing I think. Or any cheap magazine subscriptions you guys can recommend? Thanks!

Can anyone give me an example of a days flight school lesson? I understand that there are different techniques, but just a good idea of what to expect when I start would be great!

It seems like every week there is at least 1 small aircraft that crashes that kills several people. Is it because the planes are unreliable? Or because the weather? Or that they pilots are doing stuff out of their league or jurisdiction? I know there is a statistic out there showing that...

I am thinking of getting my pilots license, just wondering if you guys could share your flying experiences and cool stories as you were doing training? I love hearing these stories!