Having never worked on the Tornado during my RAF career after following my Sergeants advice who considered the aircraft too clever for its own good, I finally took the plunge and encountered a steep learning curve. Thankfully the Tornado uses modern technology to deliver its technical information and thus I was quickly able to...
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The fun part of being a contractor is that you are able to move between industries and utilise your skills in a new area which is useful when one industry begins to struggle. This was the case with the aerospace contracting industry at the...
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A satellite begins with a single bolt and ends up being one of the greatest achievements that a team can complete. From conception through manufacture to overcoming the limitations of earth bound physics each step is a minor miracle.
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No one can ignore the influence that the Internet has and I am no exception. My area of focus is around articles, their repurposing and of course a little...
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Getting up and personal with every wire on the Chinnok was a great experience and it was fantastic to get back on the tools again. This aircraft is amazing...
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As the Human Factors courses keep saying, expect the unexpected and as an inspector this is most definitley true. When a technician takes a logical approach to a problem...
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