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Solo vs. Synergy: Discover the difference when you join #USAAircraftBrokers. Elevate your brokerage game. 🚀✈️ And get the resources of TWO leaders in the aviation industry #AircraftSales #AircraftBrokers #InFlightUSA #GeneralAviation

Solo vs. Synergy: Discover the difference when you join #USAAircraftBrokers. Elevate your brokerage game. 🚀✈️ And get the resources of TWO leaders in the aviation industry #AircraftSales #AircraftBrokers #InFlightUSA #GeneralAviation

How have industry challenges and changing market conditions influenced today’s aviation workforce? 📈✈️ Our Vice President of Supply Chain, Maximilian D. Fahr will share his insights during a panel discussion at the 13th Aviation Forum in Hamburg, exploring the role of innovation in attracting professionals, the evolving needs of the younger workforce and the importance of diversity, inclusion and sustainability in the workplace. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry leaders from 5–6 December. #aviation #aerospace #conference #AviationLeaders #AviationInnovation #IndustryInsights #AviationNetworking #DeutscheAircraft

Recap from today’s keynote speakers…Great summary below!!

Aviation “T3” Leadership! Igor Sikorsky d. OTD 1972 Russian–American aviation pioneer and, engineering and business leader in both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft. His inspirational style: - TEAMWORK: After immigrating to the United States in 1919, Sikorsky founded the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation in 1923. He and his engineers developed the first of Pan American Airways' ocean-crossing flying “Clipper” boats in the 1930s. In 1939, Sikorsky designed and flew the Vought-Sikorsky VS-300, the first viable American helicopter, which pioneered the rotor configuration used by most helicopters today. The Sikorsky R-4 became the world's first mass-produced helicopter in 1942. - TONE: "If a man is in need of rescue, an airplane can come in and throw flowers on him, and that's just about all. But a direct lift aircraft could come in and save his life." - TENACITY: Sikorsky’s active professional life covered virtually the entire span of practical flight by man, from the Wright brothers to space exploration. Few in aviation can claim such a span of personal participation, or personal contribution with such a wide range of innovative ideas. He only complained that, of all his past predictions, those that he lived to regret were on the “too conservative” side. For more motivational “T3” leadership stories, visit: https://lnkd.in/eR3Hf6iv

On World Thinking Day 🌍💭, Menzies- RAS is here to challenge your minds! Dive into the spirit of exploration with our captivating word puzzle. Can you discover the hidden words related to our organization & the aviation industry? Test your wits and share your answers in the comments below! #menziesaviation #MenziesRas #WorldThinkingDay

🚀 You don't need to conform to the norm to make an impact. If the mission succeeds, even renegades become heroes. 🌌 Edward de Bono, a renowned terrestrial thought specialist, discovered a fascinating truth about innovation – it thrives when we're willing to entertain premises that are so outlandish, you need a wormhole to get to it.  In a real example, he once suggested that planes should land upside down. This simple provocation led to a design change which relocated pilots from the top of the plane, to the nose for better visibility. A welcome change for our craft’s Flight Director. This approach to thinking allows us to explore uncharted territories and dream beyond the boundaries of convention. 🌟 So, here's to the dreamers, the misfits, or in other words, the Aliens. Embrace your unique perspective, for it's often the path less travelled that leads to remarkable discoveries and revolutionary ideas. 🪄 Let's remember that sometimes, the most extraordinary feats are born from the minds of those who dare to question, to challenge, and to see beyond the ordinary. Together, we'll continue to explore the cosmos of possibilities and redefine what's possible. 🪐✨ #InnovationUnleashed #AlienArmy

A European's Perspective on National Aviation Day in the USA: As a European observing National Aviation Day in the USA, it's fascinating to witness the distinct approach to general aviation across the Atlantic. This day not only celebrates the achievements of aviation but also highlights the profound impact it has had on American society and business. From the vantage point of Europe, where countries are often in closer proximity, the vastness of the United States becomes even more apparent. The sheer distances between economic centers and cities underscore the necessity of aviation as a means to connect and bridge these gaps. National Aviation Day in the USA underscores the unique mindset that treats time as a precious resource. This resonates differently in Europe, where shorter distances might not always lead to the same level of emphasis on time-saving measures. The American celebration of aviation also reflects the entrepreneurial spirit that's deeply ingrained in the culture. The idea of utilizing an aircraft to extend one's business reach and capitalize on opportunities aligns with the US ethos of expansion and growth. As a European, I find it intriguing to learn about the ways in which aviation is woven into the fabric of American life. This occasion encourages us to consider how the principles of general aviation might be adapted and integrated into our own context. On this National Aviation Day, let us take inspiration from the American approach to aviation and explore the potential it holds for our own endeavors. Discover the possibilities that personalized mobility can offer by visiting www.piper-germany.de, and let's celebrate the universal spirit of aviation together.

What a world! I'm proud of my older brother, and it's great to see his thoughts on developing the K-State aviation program. Aviation and human factors go hand in hand, and what Tysen Pina, CFI, CFII, says here directly applies to my work. Here are my thoughts from the peanut gallery: 🔬 🛫 Focusing on Safety and Excellence enables growth down the line 🛬💉 Aviation and medical devices are high-risk fields. I love the focus on a safety mindset. Mistakes and oversights can be catastrophic, and the "move fast and break things" mentality can be detrimental to pilots, civilians, users, and patients. We need to consider safety at every step, and this should be seen as a superpower and not a hindrance. Achieving excellence requires carefully considering approach, documentation/metrics, and execution. I love human factors because this field directly and measurably rewards planning and strategic thinking. Onward and upward!!