Aviation Institute of Maintenance?
Asked by CrystalRoseI plan on attending the AIM in Philadelphia. I am a bit nervous. I have no exp in airplane mechanics but I am exp in automotive mechanics. Becoming a powerplant technician is a new found interest of mine. If anyone has attending a school for this sort please contact me at crystalrose86_06@yahoo.com thanks
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Answered by Stephen J
You will find a lot of similaralities in how their systems work. turbo prop, radial engines and plenty of others are still combustion engines the principals dont change mutch. if you stuff up on a car engine it runs to a stop beside the road, if you stuff up on a plane engine it falls out of the sky, thats the biggest difference i found with helicopters.
You will find a lot of similaralities in how their systems work. turbo prop, radial engines and plenty of others are still combustion engines the principals dont change mutch. if you stuff up on a car engine it runs to a stop beside the road, if you stuff up on a plane engine it falls out of the sky, thats the biggest difference i found with helicopters.
