INN Flight says about me. "Usually said by people who have never worked outside their own, precious country. Enjoy your bubble."
I am English. I started my career as an apprentice aircraft mechanic with British Airways in the 1970s . I had a PPL in the UK before being laid off in the early 1980s. I came to America and got my mechanic, pilot and flight engineer license. My first job was as flight engineer/mechanic in the Middle East on an executive 727. After many years of trying, I was able to get a green card for the US. I worked as mechanic on cargo DC-8s for Emery/Burlington and flew cargo Lear Jets. Finally I was able to get a flight engineer job on the cargo 727s which turned into a co-pilot job at Emery. I was then hired as a green card holder by a major US airline where I spent the better part of 28 years flying international.
I am eternally grateful to The United States of America for allowing me the privilege of being a part of this great country. And to my airline for allowing me and my family to have the best career and life possible.
Now INN Flight. What do you think of them apples?
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