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Hi there,
I know this is not exactly a homebuilt question, but I guess homebuilders know the "regular" market a lot better than the regular people know the homebuilt market. Anyways, I'm an aerospace engineering student, soon to be engineer, and I would like to do my master thesis ("Diplomarbeit") in aerodynamics in a company manufacturing general aviation aircraft, as that's what I'm flying myself and I find it much more interesting to work on more or less the whole plane than on a single bolt like you do at Airbus or Boeing. The thing is, there are not that many companies out there that have a decently sized engineering department that would be suitable for a master thesis. Right now I have three candidates: - Epic (turboprops as kits, yay!) - EADS Socata - Diamond and maybe Cessna (seems very big as a company), but I'm sure there are a few others out there I haven't though of yet. I have no real preference as to which country it should be in, english-speaking would be good as these don't show up on my CV yet except for a year in high school. Any help is greatly appreciated as I don't want to be stuck in my aerodynamics department here at Uni ;-) Oliver |
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