Blue-sky thinking at Cobalt

I felt that my creativity was drowned out in big corporations, and I simply wanted to fly in the aircraft I was designing. Besides, as a pilot I didn't feel satisfied by the aircraft I could find in flying clubs. A lot was to be learned from other transport sectors, especially the automotive se...

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Published in:Flight international 2010-12, Vol.178 (5270), p.75-75
Main Author: Loury, David
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Aircraft
Aircraft industry
Automotive components
Careers
Chairs
Chief executive officers
Clubs
Creativity
Employment
Engineers
Flying
General aviation
Loury, David
Pilots
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Summary:I felt that my creativity was drowned out in big corporations, and I simply wanted to fly in the aircraft I was designing. Besides, as a pilot I didn't feel satisfied by the aircraft I could find in flying clubs. A lot was to be learned from other transport sectors, especially the automotive sector, I couldn't sit in my chair and stay quiet while there was so much to be done, with some effort, in general aviation.
ISSN:0015-3710
2059-3864