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USA JET extends maintenance checks

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All FAA legal and the same thing they have been doing for years. Kinda like training at NJ, all FAA legal but not really as good as it could be, source NJ pilots who have been through a real training program, like USA Jet


Its not really the same thing they have been doing for years. Sure its legal but that doesn't mean its good. USA JET had a great maintenance staff, with the exception of a few butt kissers and yes men. They still have a few good guys there that have their hands full trying to keep these aging aircraft from falling from the sky. Pushing inspection times further and further away is, in ones opinion, not a good move. Those 35-40 year old planes need more attention as they get older not less. This is another way management can line the pockets of the owners/investors. This time at the expense of safety. You say FAA legal, but what it really comes down to is greed for the all mighty dollar. :(
 
Greed is good

Its not really the same thing they have been doing for years. Sure its legal but that doesn't mean its good. USA JET had a great maintenance staff, with the exception of a few butt kissers and yes men. They still have a few good guys there that have their hands full trying to keep these aging aircraft from falling from the sky. Pushing inspection times further and further away is, in ones opinion, not a good move. Those 35-40 year old planes need more attention as they get older not less. This is another way management can line the pockets of the owners/investors. This time at the expense of safety. You say FAA legal, but what it really comes down to is greed for the all mighty dollar. :(
Greed allows rich people to buy fractional shares at places like NJ, thus providing a bunch of very good jobs. What can be bad about that?
 
Greed allows rich people to buy fractional shares at places like NJ, thus providing a bunch of very good jobs. What can be bad about that?

Greed is never a good thing. That's why our country is so messed up right now. Greed for the all mighty dollar has caused mass layoffs and poverty.

Try sticking to the topic for a change. :rolleyes:
 
Greed creates jobs

Greed is never a good thing. That's why our country is so messed up right now. Greed for the all mighty dollar has caused mass layoffs and poverty.

Try sticking to the topic for a change. :rolleyes:
And the sub-prime debacle caused by individual greed buying things that can not be paid for has nothing to do with mass layoffs and poverty. So this means you want more Fractional Pilots to loose their jobs?
 
So, you have to have great flight training to deal with situations brought up by crappy maintenance.

CE
 
And the sub-prime debacle caused by individual greed buying things that can not be paid for has nothing to do with mass layoffs and poverty. So this means you want more Fractional Pilots to loose their jobs?

Fractional pilots?? What the heck are you talking about. Greed is the true enemy here not the individual who was suckered into something by people trying to increase their profits. Again, trying to avoid the main topic by throwing the word pilot into this. Pilots without jobs are just like everyone else who is jobless in aviation, unemployed, nothing more.
 
So, you have to have great flight training to deal with situations brought up by crappy maintenance.

CE

Maintenance is not crappy at USA JET, its just not done as often any more because they extended their inspection times, nothing more.
 

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