A community college in northwestern Minnesota that has been teaching unmanned aircraft maintenance for larger military-type drones is expanding its program to include smaller drone repair. Officials at Northland Community and Technical College are promising a high-paying job after just one or two years.
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Ain't no ones around here wantin no jobs.
So let me get this straight usscare American pays about $12 an hour to unlicensed mechs to keep part 121 aircraft flying and the people who own these drones are gonna pay how much? Lots of liabilty there. Throw it out and get another. Ain't that how it's done with anything made today? Esp from china!
The first time one of these drops a package and causes a motor vehicle pile up its going to be interesting.
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