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February 10th 08, 08:50 PM
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C-172 $20 / hour! C-210 $30 / hour! I found my new job...
On Feb 9, 11:06*am, wrote:
The 172 goes for $20 an hour! The 210, $30 an hour (I believe), Ricky You're hurting me Ricky. McGregor has a 172 for a mere $100 *MORE* per hour. I guess I need a better job or I need to consider if an A&P at TSTC would be the right thing to do.  (I almost did an A&P twenty odd years ago. Coulda shoulda woulda .... ) You know lots of places (most?) hire mechanics who are not certified who, of course, work under the supervision of A&Ps. I know L3 hires lots of non-licensed mechanics, don't know about RAM but I'd assume that it's possible. The program at TSTC is 1.5 years long if you do all the classes in order & pass etc... I am one of the older students, at 40. There are several in their 40s & 50s. Ricky Ricky 
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