Quote Originally Posted by Frank Giger View Post
A lot of aviation terms are rooted in the turn of the 20th Century, which I think is actually pretty cool. Heck, the classic (and still very applicable) Stick and Rudder employs analogies to horseback riding - something the average American was familiar with in the 1940's, but not so much today.

Plus it's a jab at analog instruments by the digital folks, inferring obsolescence. I also take that as a compliment.

Well I'd write more but it's time to wind my pocket watch!
I understand you feel this subject is of no issue. But it is a really big deal to those who look to an A&P to do thier Condition Inspection. It is also a subject the EAA understands needs cleaned up. Homebuilders lack in the area of paper work. This is not me saying this but the EAA. If anyone watched those webinar the EAA posts they hit on this subject.

But from the responses to this post who cares? I believe the FAA cares as does the EAA.

Tony