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Any Aircraft Workers (or family of) Here?:)

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Bixyboo

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Hey all:

Just curious:


Any aircraft workers here? (whether Military or Civilian).

My dad worked for over 30 years at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. He was an Instrumentation Engineer/Specialist (and a Supervisor). He used to also work on enemy planes. (reverse engineering).

He even worked on The famed SR-71/Blackbird! (God that plane was gorgeous!).

I myself have worked for Learjet, Cessna and Raytheon (doing Clerical work). It's a unique world being on the Floor among construction of all these wonderful aircraft!:)

So anyone here (or your family) ever worked in this industry? :)
 
Bixyboo said:
He even worked on The famed SR-71/Blackbird! (God that plane was gorgeous!).
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I haven't, so this may be OT, but you're right there.. I heard it somewhere described as being even though it was designed in the 60's it STILL looks like it comes from 100 years in the future. That plane is a work of art.
 
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