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cool pics. i've always been fascinated w/ planes. guessin you work with em, which is pretty darn sweet. 
I'm a station attendant for Air Canada (ground support) basically. It pays very well and for me is loads of fun since I love airplanes. Eventually, I'm hoping to become a comercial airline pilot. Of course everything takes time and a lot of money.
I'll try to take more pics when I have more time on my hands.
I'll try to take more pics when I have more time on my hands.
LapisBlueProteg
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i like the old ass k loader u got there with the belt loader on the rear of plane.. i work at ups and load on the top side of a 747, 57, and 767. marshalling is fun.. They better not get me mad 1 day.
gapeachsp5
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My boyfriend went to school for aircraft maintenance. He'd love to work at an airport, but for now he's an inspector for McCauley Propellor. He gets so excited every time we ride by the ATL airport.
The Salaries go from 10.27 to 24.50 per hour for my position. And overtime makes you rich 
plus we have travelling priviliges and benefits. I still cant wait to eventually become a pilot.
EDIT: Tomorow evening, I will be able to take more pics, I'll post them after tomorow evening in this same thread.
To answer Rogue Pro5's question, try applying for an airline or handling company and take it from there. You have to pass a medical exam, here in Canada be able to obtain a transport Canada security pass, I also got a Airside drivers permit. You could be doing anything from working in the baggage room to doing push backs and air marshall (hand signals).
plus we have travelling priviliges and benefits. I still cant wait to eventually become a pilot.EDIT: Tomorow evening, I will be able to take more pics, I'll post them after tomorow evening in this same thread.
To answer Rogue Pro5's question, try applying for an airline or handling company and take it from there. You have to pass a medical exam, here in Canada be able to obtain a transport Canada security pass, I also got a Airside drivers permit. You could be doing anything from working in the baggage room to doing push backs and air marshall (hand signals).
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