AAIB Famil'.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Scotland, & Maryland, USA
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Go for it. Tho' I'm not sure whether you mean a familiarisation day or a family day? I visited there at the end of the last century and found it absolutely fascinating. I honestly believe that if every pilot-to-be was taken on a tour, the AAIB would have far fewer accidents to investigate.
Originally Posted by c-bert
Guys,
I am currently working as a Safety Enginner and was wondering about a job at the AAIB. Do vacancies ever come up?
I am currently working as a Safety Enginner and was wondering about a job at the AAIB. Do vacancies ever come up?
G
Hmm, thanks. Well, my degree is in Aero Eng, although it's my only one and I have a PPL. Any chance I could sneak in at the bottom of the structure as I'm still only 26?
Originally Posted by c-bert
Hmm, thanks. Well, my degree is in Aero Eng, although it's my only one and I have a PPL. Any chance I could sneak in at the bottom of the structure as I'm still only 26?
G
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: S Warwickshire
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They occasionally advertise for inspectors in 2 categories - engineering and operations. The ops post usually require previous experience as a senior airline pilot.
I applied for the engineering post a year or so ago (along with ~500 others) and have CEng, CPL, FI and aerospace engineering experience; but I didn't make the final cut.
Flight International classifieds are a likely place to find their ads.
I applied for the engineering post a year or so ago (along with ~500 others) and have CEng, CPL, FI and aerospace engineering experience; but I didn't make the final cut.
Flight International classifieds are a likely place to find their ads.
