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Although this site is a godsend , those 2 cracking chaps that run www.airmech.co.uk 
have taken the time and money to start our very own engineers bulletin board . I'm sure that there will not be the padded cushions and piped music in the loo that the pilot's have provided for them , but please take a look , get on it and make full use 
have taken the time and money to start our very own engineers bulletin board . I'm sure that there will not be the padded cushions and piped music in the loo that the pilot's have provided for them , but please take a look , get on it and make full use
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I'm in - great idea
What's the ratio of engrs to pilots?
If the same happens to the airmech site as happens here (maxigrowth+interest)then I won't have a hope of keeping up to date, but well done!
What's the ratio of engrs to pilots?
If the same happens to the airmech site as happens here (maxigrowth+interest)then I won't have a hope of keeping up to date, but well done!
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Thanks for the interest in the AirMech site. To answer a few previous questions - Your browser hangs because you don't have shockwave flash. There aren't many jobs because we canned the vacancies section - don't worry the bulletin board has a vacancies section and this will grow.
The ratio of pilots to engineers is 0 - 100 we think.
Cheers
Chris @ AirMech
Edited to remove spelling mistakes and misconceptions.
[ 07 October 2001: Message edited by: Chris@AirMech ]
The ratio of pilots to engineers is 0 - 100 we think.
Cheers
Chris @ AirMech
Edited to remove spelling mistakes and misconceptions.
[ 07 October 2001: Message edited by: Chris@AirMech ]
