I have read the flight international magazine for two years, in the fast, I have tried to cut some page I would like to collect. However, I find it is really hard to review and it takes time. So..I have started take some quote from the e-version.<\/p>\n
Today, I am going to share other’s story that part usually at the last few pages of every issue.<\/p>\n
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How did you get into aviation?<\/strong><\/p>\n My journey to becoming\u00a0<\/strong>an flight operations agent after I finished the 10 hour flight training package in 2015. I joined<\/strong> one the ground handling agency and I had been staying in flight operations division for two years. When I later saw an advert<\/strong> for a new role in a\u00a0fledgling department, I took the opportunity.<\/b><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tonight, let me tell you what common ground I have found with the article author.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n What do you enjoy most?<\/strong><\/p>\n No two days are the same – <\/b>I won’t never get bored. I could say that our industry is very dynamic and I need to think on my feet sometimes. <\/p>\n What are the challenges?<\/strong><\/p>\n I would say the toughest element<\/strong> of it is being a shift worker.<\/strong>\u00a0I have to try just that bit harder to<\/strong> make my social and home life fit in around my job.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [Ref 12-18 March 2019 | Flight International | 43] I have read the flight international magazine for two years, in the fast, I have tried to cut some page I would like to collect. However, I find it is really hard to review and it takes time. So..I have started take some quote from the
\nNotes: “think on my\/your feet” =\u00a0to make a\u00a0quick<\/a>\u00a0decision<\/a>\u00a0or give an\u00a0answer<\/a>\u00a0quickly<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n