by Boss_BlueAngels » Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:41 pm
Depends, if it's a smaller GA airport you may end up be doing EVERYTHING. It seems as thought he larger the airport, the more specific your job will be. I worked for a smaller GA (family run) airport where I was basically responsible for everything it seemed. I fueled/oiled/moved airplanes all around the airport, ensured all above ground and truck fueling systems provided clean and clear fuel, and just about everything else you could imagine! I also had to repair their crappy fuel trucks rather regularly, helped the mechanics with maintenance on the schools airplanes, and even the pleasure of taking out my boss' garbage. Oh yeah, and also part security guard and grounds keeper.
But then I worked this last summer at Paine Field, a rather larger airport, and all I did all day was taxi the flight schools airplanes around to the local wash rack and washed 6 airplanes a day, 6 days a week. :)
Good luck, have fun, and don't get yourself walked on!
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