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10 Many of the roughly 4,600 GA airports open to the public are located in areas of the country where the local workforce is not educated in the operation of airports. In hiring maintenance workers from the local communities, airport operators are charged with helping the new employee adapt to a new and sometimes bewildering environment.
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11 • Time and qualified instructors • Time to devote to training and oversight of initial time in field • WORKLOADS • Time • Availability of staff to do the training • Language/time/training • Scheduling. One airport manager in particular summarized it bluntly: In my past 20-plus years of airport management at general aviation airports in the western U.S.A., the practice of legacy training for any staffers has evaporated.
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