Maintenance& Saftey Seminars
Maintenance & Safety Seminars
Jakes Air Repair is privileged to be entrusted by so many people to pass on knowledge of the many facets of general aviation maintenance and safety that we know all too well. Jake has a number of seminars he is able to bring to your business, school or aviation group for the benefit of pilots, mechanics, owners, and operators. Most courses include a slide show complete with some neat and unusual pictures of damage aircraft and items found during maintenance. We also bring some nifty examples of busted parts and repairs as well. Some courses quality for FAA Wings Credit. See the list below and reach out of you are interested in having Jake come speak to your group.
General Aviation Maintenance for Owners & Pilots
So many pilots perform their own maintenance. But is it legal? Just because your a compitent auto mechanic, what are the limitations of your ability to work on your airplane? In this course we cover maintenance items that owners and operators can perform, how to perform certain tasks and what other things you need to know to make the FAA happy.
Maintaining Aging Aircraft
So many of the airplanes we fly and work on are older than the pilots and mechanic that work on them. in this course we cover items pertaining to maintaining the aging General Aviation Fleet.
Human Error in Maintenance
You often hear after an accident, that the cause was pilot error. But wat about when its mechanic error? It happens a lot more than you might think. There are lots of reasons we as mechanic need to consider the human element to be the weak link. Here we talk about fatigue, stress, check and balances and a second opinion and things mechanics and pilots can do to be safer.
The Annual Inspection
We all know what the annual inspection is. But what things are overlooked, how to verify records, airworthiness, manuals, bulletins and the other behind the scenes stuff.
Aircraft Maintenance 101 for Pilots
Weather you're a student pilot or a new owner, its time to learn a little more than what you learned from your CFI. As a pilot you're are responsible for determining airworthiness of an airplane. How are you to make that call when you don't know how to find the information you're looking for? In this class we go over alot of the questions that new pilots ask mechanics.