Did mine on one type of helicopter, in the min required time. made use of the back of the logbook for any small tasks that weren't in the main sections. TC guy was happy, so was I.

Depends if you are rotary or fixed wing. Fixed wing I don't know a lot about, but I think its mostly paid by the hr, and there's probably some night shift involved depending if you work for an airline or smaller company. Rotary you can work at an overhaul facility like eagle in calgary, and it's lik...

Do guys working at AC have the option of working any OT? or is what we see here basically what they can expect to make? Wouldn't be easy living somewhere like YVR on these wages with a family ect.

I would like to also add, like the guy above me posted, always be prepared to find a job that allows you to be home everynight down the road. 2 and 2 is great, but I don't have a family yet. Lots of guys I work with find being away for 2 weeks away from their children the toughest, while other guys ...

I am planning on taking the AME program at SAIT in the fall of 2018 and wanted to know your thoughts regarding a career as an AME.( job prospects as an apprentice) My first option was to take the Heavy Duty mechanic course but after researching(due to cost of purchasing ones own tool set) decided t...