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About David A. NewMyer
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I can answer questions about aviation industry employment, airports and airport planning and aviation industry regulation (overall regulation of the industry--who regulates what and why).

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Prepared airport master plan and environmental assessment reports for several Illinois Airports; prepared two separate airport systems plans for the Chicago area

 
   

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Expert: David A. NewMyer
Date: 7/7/2008
Subject: Query

Question
I am electronics and communication student in India.I want to know the opportunities in the aviation field.

Answer
Hi,

The opportunities to work in the aviation field are many and varied depending on the nation in which you live.  Probably of interest to you would be the growing airlines in India including Spice Jet, Kingfisher and the rest.....they are ordering new aircraft in anticipation of even more growth in the future.  So, I would expect that the Airlines in India will be expanding in the near future....that  should mean quite a number of new jobs such as customer service manager, marketing manager, pilot, mechanic and flight attendant.

I wish you the best as you explore your options in aviation.

David A. NewMyer

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