Comments by "Joe " (@Joe-bh4vz) on "ColdFusion" channel.

  1. Same situation at the A220 Airbus FAL in Mobile, Alabama. Worked there 28 months. The worst job I’ve ever had in my entire 20 year aviation maintenance career. These aircraft manufacturers have no idea what they are doing. They don’t want you to have open access to the technical data. So most forgo using it. That is deadly. They have massively oversold, made time line promises they can’t keep, and they are trying to make up for it by rushing the manufacturing process. The only thing you manage to do in a rush is screw things up.
    1
  2.  @dhennytaruna8474 , aviation safety regulations are globally uniform by the International Civil Aviation Organization standards agreed upon in the 1946 Chicago convention. Only difference is the regulatory authority for each nation. But the rules are exactly the same. For example, all traffic control is in English. So a licensed pilot is required to be fluent in English no matter where in the world they fly.
    1