Real-World Maintenance Case Studies & “Stump the A&P” with Mike Busch
August 11, 2024
Join us on August 11th for an exclusive seminar featuring renowned aviation maintenance expert Mike Busch. This special event replaces our regularly scheduled Thursday meeting.
SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS
Maintenance Case Studies: Mike will present real-world examples of how Savvy Aviation helped pilots navigate complex maintenance issues.
“Stump the A&P” Q&A Session: Bring your toughest maintenance questions for Mike to tackle. We’re asking all guests to place their question on a 5″x7″ notecard to turn it at the door ahead of time. This will allow us to group like questions and utilize the time more efficiently.
Don’t Miss Out!
Secure your place at this invaluable seminar and gain insights from one of general aviation’s most respected maintenance experts. Seating is limited so RSVP today to ensure your spot!
1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 3
Mike founded Savvy Aviation in 2008 and since then has served as its CEO and chief evangelist. His involvement in GA maintenance began in the late 1980s as a tech rep and instructor for the Cessna Pilots Association. He subsequently earned his A&P certificate the hard way — by swinging wrenches on his Cessna 310 and a few other airplanes for 10 years — and earned his IA three years later. In 2008, he was honored by the FAA Administrator as Aviation Maintenance Technician of the Year. He is the author of four books and hundreds of articles and videos about GA maintenance, and presently writes the monthly Savvy Maintenance column in AOPA Pilot magazine. He became a private pilot while in college in the mid-1960s, and subsequently earned instrument, commercial, glider, seaplane, CFI, CFII, and CFIME ratings. He bought his first airplane (a Cessna 182) at age 25, then upgraded to a Bellanca Super Viking, and finally to a Cessna Turbo 310 that he still owns, flies and maintains. Mike graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in mathematics, did graduate work in math at Princeton University and in business administration at Columbia University before relocating to California to become a senior computer scientist for a Fortune 500 company and later starting his own software company. He cofounded AVweb and served as its editor-in-chief for nearly a decade until it was sold to Belvoir Publications. He has lived on the Central Coast of California since 1980.
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