Launching a future in aviation maintenance Young people face significant challenges finding their career paths in the new economy. The reality of having to choose between money and passion is real for some of those young people. What if you could have both? Our ACES Systems team recently stumbled upon a bright young person contemplating such…
US Navy’s ACU-4 Maintenance Crew Trains for Propeller/Fan Balancing US Navy sailors assigned to Assault Craft Unit 4 at the Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek in Virginia Beach, Virginia, recently completed the ACES Systems/Dynamic Instruments ATABS LCAC balance and vibration analysis training program. The Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC) fleet is a small and unique…
When Jules Bernard was 13 years old his brother paid $1.50 for a ride in a Waco Model 10 Biplane. The experience caused Jules to launch a passionate career as an aircraft mechanic. He served in WWII and during his career worked on hundreds of different types of aircraft. Just before his 94th birthday, Jules…
↓ Listen here Paul Dye, the longest-serving Flight Director in NASA’s human spaceflight program and commercial pilot with more than 4,500 hours, knows a few things about risk. And he’s more than happy to share what he knows. Recently he shared risk management tips with members of Experimental Aviation Association Chapter…