[Phantom Phan1200]

I think it would be interesting to know how many forum members work in a Commercial, General or Military aviation related job.
I'm not just talking pilots or mechanics but any related field,

I'll start, I'm a Handling Agent for Lufthansa Airlines, I work at the MCO station (Orlando International Airport).

Our station flys in the Airbus A330-300 most of the time & every now & then a A340.
Im more of a old school Boeing guy but ths is a very good looking aircraft.

[JustPlaneNuttz]

I wish!

I run an Advertising & Web Design Agency. I envy all those here who have aviation-related careers.

JPN

[Rush104]

Does this apply to current status, or can past experience be listed, too?

[Phantom Phan1200]

Past work is fine.

[Lakota Mech]

I work as a contractor on the Army's New Light Utility Helicopter, The UH-72A Lakota.

[mustangdriver]

I am a pilot and flight operations manager for a medical helicopter company in Pittsburgh. We operate Dolphine, EC-145, EC-135, and BK-117 aircraft. We have a fleet of 23 aircraft.

[Nimrod48]

During the Falklands conflict I was part of a small team producing 3D digital terrian models of the islands to enable the RAF to see what type of territory they were flying in to, it was also used by forces on the ground.

[skydriver]

I am a member of the Civil Air Patrol and get to fly that monster plane the Cessna 172.

Here is a picture of me getting to use my CAP status to take number one position on Runway 3L. ( I wish, but I just love this picture)

Sit tight big boy, you will get your turn and Caution--Wake Turbulence

[Cruver Collecter]

I am a retired Air Force and worked in the weather career field. Needless to say, spent most of my time working next to the flight line (probably why my hearing is not the best.). First weather assignment was briefing KC-135As & B-52s crews and last assignment yep, briefing B-52 crews.

[JustPlaneNuttz]

Originally Posted by skydriver

I am a member of the Civil Air Patrol and get to fly that monster plane the Cessna 172.

Here is a picture of me getting to use my CAP status to take number one position on Runway 3L. ( I wish, but I just love this picture)

Sit tight big boy, you will get your turn and Caution--Wake Turbulence

Such a great photo! Reminds me of being in a Northwest Beechcraft sandwiched between 2 (minimum) of those things coming back from Milwaukee to Toronto International back in the mid-90s. It was fun taxiing to the Terminal with the GIANTS.

JPN