Aircraft Mechanic in progress

 Welcome back my aeronautics enthusiasts, In today’s blog we will talk again about some practises we’ve been doing at Globalia and a little bit about my life. After two weeks of doing classes, we finally had the opportunity to come back to the workshop. Until now, everything has been only classes and listening to the teachers but from now on, every weekend we have workshop activities until the course finishes. This weekend we have done many interesting things at the workshop. All of them have been related with the Cessna 441. This is due because it is the newest aircraft, and it is important to take care of him and restore it as soon as possible. The other two aircraft are very old, and corrosion are killing them slowly. That’s what we want to prevent to happen on the Cessna. One of the first practises that we did, was doing the weight and balance of the aircraft already explained on the last blog. For doing this we used some weighing machines and the help of all the students for

Good afternoon my aeronautics enthusiast, It’s been already two weeks and a half since we started the course, and I must say that I’m very happy turning back to the classes. I’m having a lot of fun with my colleagues and classes, from my point of view, are getting more interesting than last year. The first year was a little more boring as the topics we were talking were very general. I mean, that for example we studied some modules such as aerodynamics or electricity that were about basic knowledge or fundamentals. That doesn’t mean that they weren’t important as you need a basic knowledge for understanding all the modules for this second year. This year is more focused on the airplane itself; we are studying some modules such as the Module 11: Systems of the Aircraft or Module 7: Maintenance Practises. These modules are constantly talking about how all the systems work on the airplane and all the procedures to take care when you are working on maintenance. For me these are very inte