With the pilot shortage a topical issue in August 2018, today’s Throwback Thursday feature from a previous issue of Australian Aviation goes back in time a decade to revisit our August 2008 analysis of the then looming aviation skills shortage.
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Wayne
says:Anyone working 7 days straight in a Safety Sensitive role, whether pilot or engineer, is breaking fatigue rules and this must be addressed by CASA
IIA Group of Institutions
says:Hi, Thanks for such informational content. It’s true that there a huge shortage of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers. With the Increase in the aircraft in the airline industries, the demand for the aircraft maintenance technicians is increasing, therefore opportunities for them grows in India and abroad.