How many years have you been in Aviation?

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Since 1987 with a 10 year break so 8 years and still looking for a job
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Started in Sep of 98 so 7 and a bit
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10 yrs
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Post by GA MX Trainer Dude »

34 years

Some good ones - some not so good :lol:
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30
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Another 3 weeks and it will be 36 years
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7 years
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started private in 1997, commercial full time for 5 years now.
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37......Dont stop the carnival!
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26 from armpits to the glass cockpits 8) 8) 8)
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Post by sovereign »

39 years / started when I was 16,
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18 years
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21 years flying.......24 years as an engineer. It has been a good life 8) although trying at times :?

Merry Christmas :smt114
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17 years
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13 years
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Bought From the Ground Up in 1992... Ever since then...
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14 years.
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Post by KAG »

10 years, and still loving it!


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12 years...............and just as broke as when I started :roll:
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30 years, and still wondering what the hell I was thinking..... :wink:
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going on 7 years, started at 14. Now the real fun begins.
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20 years
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Post by Flying Low »

Total years in aviation: 20 years, 5 months
Total years since first flying job: 12 years, 5 months

The smile on my face: priceless!

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16 years.
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Post by Hedley »

35+ years. I don't ever remember not flying. I was fortunate (unfortunate?) enough to be born into a flying family.

My father's a pilot, and so was my uncle, my grandfather, and my great-uncle, whom in a rather spectacular but short-lived display of incredibly excessive balls-to-brains ratio, unsuccessfully tangled in an underpowered two-seater with Richtofen in 1917. He actually survived the encounter, but died afterwards - medical care was pretty negligible back then, I am given to understand.

WWI is actually fairly recent aviation history for my family. You probably wouldn't believe who my great-great-great-grandfather was.
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