Archive for December, 2008

Learning From Aviation Disasters

Catherine Harvey asked:


Air travel has become an everyday occurrence and air travel is rarely thought of as a risk. That said, latest figures suggest that, on average, one thousand people per year die worldwide through aviation disasters. Add to this the one and a half thousand people that die in light aircraft, business jets and helicopters and the risk is propelled into the arena a little more forcefully. Of course, this does have to be balanced in some proportion to the fact that hundreds of flights with thousands of passengers take place every single day of the year.

Although just about everyone travelling with an airline will have taken out some sort of insurance, in the event of an accident or incident, they or their families are still entitled to claim compensation also. In nearly all cases the compensation secured will amount to considerably more than the insurance pay out, particularly if it is secured by a specialist aviation lawyer that has in depth knowledge of the international laws surrounding air disasters.

General injury lawyers can, in no way, possess the ability to deal with such complex issues such as air disasters. There is an international framework of laws specific to aviation accidents and they become very complex when you consider how many aspects there are to deal with from piloting to navigation from maintenance to manufacturing and design.

When an accident or major incidence occurs in the UK, the Air Accident Investigation Branch, who are part of the Department of Transport, will investigate in order to determine exactly what happened. This is not for the purpose of apportioning blame but to ensure that safety is improved upon to prevent repeat occurrences. The AAIB have the power to make safety recommendations as they see fit and adhering to this is bound to carry insurance implications for future flights.

Aviation insurance is a multifaceted business and totally different to every other type of insurance. Most aviation insurance is held with insurers in London and large aircraft manufacturers will take out around $2 billion cover to insure against each accident. These insurers will appoint specialist aviation defence lawyers to represent their clients and protect their income.

That said, how could your average injury lawyer possible take on companies that have the latest inside knowledge on aviation laws as well as foreign laws? How could they possibly have the right contacts to deal with air disasters and to secure the best compensation for their victims and their families when up against this sort of knowledge?

That is why the best plan for compensation claims from air disasters is an aviation lawyer. These lawyers are adept and dealing with these types of cases only and therefore can apply everything they know to the case in question. Aviation lawyers will often be instructed to act on behalf of all the passengers and passenger’s families that are affected by an individual plane crash.

A single individual barely stands a chance of gaining compensation from the global companies involved in aviation without the assistance of an aviation lawyer. There are often language barriers to overcome as well as understanding foreign laws if the accident occurred overseas and also the understanding of the way aviation insurance, insurers and their lawyers operate.

With an aviation lawyer the case will still be complex and often drawn out but the end result will be that something positive came out of something terrible. Compensation will have been gained for those entitled and measures will be put in place to prevent a repeat of the accident.



These is What an Aviation Job Search Entails

Muna wa Wanjiru asked:


Have you ever thought about a job that can take you all over the world? Right from the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the Caribbean in the West Indies, you can move around the world if you opt for a career in aviation. This is possible in the sectors like aviation industry, airline or aerospace. Aviation job search includes jobs related to airlines as well as the jobs in the aviation industry. It provides jobs to those people who are interested in aviation as well as aerospace positions in the aviation industry. You will come across the recent aviation job search from the agencies and the employers of aviation industry. Or else, you can also directly make an application to the aviation jobs best suiting your experience and skills.

Aviation job search includes jobs where you can make your career in different types of jobs such as air traffic control jobs, aero engine jobs, cabin crew jobs, executive position jobs etc. Some more jobs are welders or fabricators job, avionics and electronics job, aerodynamics/ fluids jobs, aircraft interiors job, fitters job, freight jobs, flight stimulation jobs, tooling jobs, training/ instructors jobs, landing gear jobs, VVIP jobs and many more. These are some of the jobs available in aviation job search. 

You can use the internet as a tool for your Aviation job search. You will have to specify about the job you are searching for and the name of the country that you would prefer. For instance, if you are looking for a pilot’s job, your search can be narrowed down by selecting pilot’s jobs and then choose the location. You will receive the job alerts either through your e-mails or get a phone call. Thus, you can have an easy access to any new job suitable to you that you have posted on a site. At the same time your search remains completely confidential.

The Aviation job search can also help you find out which countries have maximum job openings for that sector. Aviation jobs are available in various cities and countries like Las Vegas, Waterford, Los Angeles, Savannah, Peachtree City, Greenville, New York, Manchester, Columbus, Orange City, Phoenix, Singapore, Atlanta, etc. In these countries, jobs are available for the post of aircraft mechanics, airport maintenance manager, assistance maintenance manager, avionics manager, cabinet builder, captain, chief flight instructor, corporate flight attendant, documentation specialist, flight dispatcher and human resources manager.

For those who wish to seek jobs in aviation, they have to go through some processes. Firstly, browse through different aviation jobs available in the market and find out ones that are suitable to you. Keep your resume updated with all the latest details. If you find a suitable job, apply immediately and schedule a day for further process. E-mail your resume to the desired location.

It is very important to begin with your Aviation job search after identifying your skills, interests, values, experience and accomplishments briefly. There are a number of jobs available in the field of your interest as the competition is fierce. You have to make right decision of selecting the job that suits your ability as well as liking. 



Aviation Electrician (AE) Marines?

Ballngm asked:


How do you like your MOS out in the fleet? Do you think it is worth staying in that MOS? I’m in Pensacola going through ATT and I’m thinking about trying to get out of this MOS.
Yeah, its still the exact same way as you describe here. School is not bad, its just the sergeants how they run things here you know? Like I’ve been duty section for 4 weeks straight now! and this week they really hooke me up and gave me 20 hours of post this weekend plus open learning that morning. And I feel like I really got screwed over on the Delta inspection. I don’t know why but I don’t think Sgt doesn’t like me at all for some reason lol snd yeah now I’m wondering to myself if this is really worth it or not.

Pilots please answer. (Aviation). How to become commercial pilot?

Jarid J asked:


Ok I’m a sophomore in High School. I plan to graduate a year early. I want to become an airline pilot for someone like United or Northwest. I have always loved flying and it runs in my family. I was wondering, what is a good path to becoming a pilot? Any specific universities in the U.S. that you recommend? Any help is much appreciated.

For the record, I make good grades and have made a 28 on the ACT but I will take it once again.

Bell Helicopter, Zip Aviation Announce New Addition to Fleet and Expanded Service From 30th Street in Manhattan

Zip Aviation asked:


Zip Aviation has taken delivery of its first Bell Helicopter 206L Long Ranger and plans

to use the helicopter for charter service from Manhattan’s West 30th Street

Heliport. This will be the first time for a Bell helicopter to be flown from the 30th St.

Heliport.

Itai Shoshani, owner of Zip Aviation stated, “We are very excited about the

opportunities of operating out of this heliport and know we have the right product for

the market. Each 206L has a great cabin area, smooth ride and excellent visibility.

This Bell helicopter allows realization of what I envision for my company; an All

American state-of-the-art product.”

“The 206L, like all Bell products, is a very dependable helicopter and on that is well suited for this type of operations. Our

customer’s know they can count on the 206 to perform flight after flight”, said Bob Fitzpatrick, Senior Vice President for

Marketing and Sales at Bell.

Zip Aviation has been operating in the New York area for 15 years and has built a reputation as the premier charter company,

specializing in discreet charter service and aerial photography. “Many of our clients are celebrities, the rest are just treated like

one”, Shoshani added.

Zip Aviation has two more 206L’s on order and plans to use them in a similar manner.

For more information please contact Zip Aviation at 1.866.ZIPOVER (947.6837) or at www.zipover.com



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