Steve76
1st Aug 2002, 13:40
The Nigerian post was recently moved to the African Aviation area and subsequently DIED.
I don't know why there is such a fuss made about the content in a thread.
If it relates to Helicopter pilots then why can't we discuss it where it belongs. The tread about Nigera was specifically about helo pilots in Nigera and would've given great insight to those of us who may want to go there. If its not in front of the Rotorheads community then it will not receive the comment from the helo pilots.
Are the moderators and other ppruners here so new to the industry, that they think all of us just want to talk endlessly about phase angles, who's got what helicopter, R22's and other BS that we have no control over during in our day to day lives.
Not all of us are lucky enough to have local industries in our home countries that can offer us the careers we want. Look around and see how many Kiwis and Aussies are in your neck of the woods. We don't waste our breath on this forum discussing the bloody percieved problems with Rotor systems but rather use a resource like this to attain knowledge about the worldwide industry.
Between 97 and 2000 this was a great place to chew the fat and get some good goss and info from other PROFESSIONAL pilots from some interesting areas of the world.
Notice how many of them are no longer bothering with the forum.
It has become rather juvenile in here.
I don't know why there is such a fuss made about the content in a thread.
If it relates to Helicopter pilots then why can't we discuss it where it belongs. The tread about Nigera was specifically about helo pilots in Nigera and would've given great insight to those of us who may want to go there. If its not in front of the Rotorheads community then it will not receive the comment from the helo pilots.
Are the moderators and other ppruners here so new to the industry, that they think all of us just want to talk endlessly about phase angles, who's got what helicopter, R22's and other BS that we have no control over during in our day to day lives.
Not all of us are lucky enough to have local industries in our home countries that can offer us the careers we want. Look around and see how many Kiwis and Aussies are in your neck of the woods. We don't waste our breath on this forum discussing the bloody percieved problems with Rotor systems but rather use a resource like this to attain knowledge about the worldwide industry.
Between 97 and 2000 this was a great place to chew the fat and get some good goss and info from other PROFESSIONAL pilots from some interesting areas of the world.
Notice how many of them are no longer bothering with the forum.
It has become rather juvenile in here.