Storm Aviation

[shoey1976]

Evening all
Am very keen to speak to engineers working for Storm Aviation in Scotland.
As ever, any conversations will be treated with the strictest of confidence.
Apologies if this has been placed in the wrong area of pprune -- please let me know if it should be somewhere else.
Just to be clear that I'm not actually investigating Storm Aviation's work, but some of their people might have useful information relevant to a separate investigation.

Thanks, and Best wishes
Ian Shoesmith
BBC News
020 8624 9505 (office)
07769 977665 (mobile)
[email protected]
PS I am the journalist behind the fatigue in aviation investigation this summer. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6236810.stm
Many of you got in touch with me regarding the above, and provided some very useful information -- none of which got back to the sources.
I also recently reported the suspension of ETOPS approval at FlyGlobeSpan. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7051079.stm

[exeng]

Try putting this post in the Engineers & Technicians forum. Come on Mr Shoesmith I'm sure you were aware of this.


Exeng

[BAe146s make me cry]

Maybe if the BBC were to investigate the findings of AEI,
some of the current negative issues surrounding Aircraft Maintenance
would be addressed. Does it always have to be a smoking hole in the ground for you chaps to do anything Shoey?

http://www.airengineers.org/docs/Annual_congress/2007/aei_press_release_after_congress_full_version..pdf

BAe146 ??? :{:{:{