who here is a aircraft mechanic and what company do you work for and type of airplane did you work with?

Question

who here is a aircraft mechanic and what company do you work for and type of airplane did you work with?

Answer 1

I am a licensed aircraft mechanic (A&P.) Before I retired, I worked for several different airline companies during my career, as well as running my own General Aviation repair shop. I have worked on everything from 1920's vintage antiques to brand new passenger jets.

Answer 2

I was a jet engine mechanic for 4 years (1966-1970) with the US Air Force. I worked on a ton of airplanes: F-100, F-4, C-135, C123, B-47, B-52, B-57 C-130, C-119, and there may be more, but I can't remember any others right now.



Then from 1995-2001 I was an equipment specialist on A-10 and F-111. I maintained technical data on the weapons systems for both aircraft.

Answer 3

I am an A&P and have been for about 14 years. I have worked in the military, cargo airlines, engine overhauls shops, and currently passenger airline. I'm not going to give out the name of my company, but I have worked on B-1B, DC-8, 747, 727, L1011, DC-9, MD-80, and currently airbus A320 series aircraft. Oh and even a Cessna here and there.

Answer 4

I am an A&P mechanic currently employed in south Georgia. I am a former employee of Northwest Airlines. I've been a mechanic for 11 years with time on DC-9, DC-10, 727, 747, 757, A319, A320, Grumman GII, Gulfstream GIII, GIV, GV, G450, and some time on a G200.

Answer 5

I am an A&P working for Lufthansa German Airlines. I work primarily on 747-400 Passenger and Cargo, Airbus A340-300, 600

A330-300 and Airbus A319. I love my job.

Answer 6

aircraft mechanics are those people who maintains the aircraft airworthy (safe for flight),there are two branches one is related to Airframe and Engines, and the other one is Avionics which includes electrical and instrument systems.its aircraft mechanic's job to keep the aircraft safe for flight and to certify the same before flights. where ever you find an aircraft there must be aircraft mechanic/aircraft technician, to keep it safe.every airplane needs to be in airworthy condition to fly safely, so you will find them with every aircraft(airplane).

Answer 7

USAF

U-2S, A-10A



Currently maintaining and troubleshooting flight control, landing gear, canopies, and rigging on the hawg.