You'll never learn a darn thing by circling the airplane excerpt the (high) price of aviation fuel.

My oldest son graduated in '12 with a degree in Aviation Technology (a pilot) and is now in training to be a pilot with the USAF

I do customer support for a major aviation co. so I'm always curious what people are flying.

When I was in Army Aviation, I located a car I had to get back by having pilots fly a search pattern over a rural area as training, they found the car and they guy couldn't believe I found him.

I see you're also a Naval Aviator, I'm an Air Force engineer/PM (at least for a little bit longer!)! 

As a Realtor and Investor myself, below are a few reasons why my clients and myself invest in Houston, Texas #1 Market in the US for Job CreationContrary to what the majority of out of state investors believe, Houston not only have Oil & Gas (Energy), Houston has other job growth in Consulting, Information Technology, Aerospace and aviation, Medical treatment and Research, Goods Distribution, and Manufacturing.

I currently work in an Aviation Machine shop and I'm looking to use REI as a vehicle to leave the industry as a whole and maybe eventually move from the W2 Employee to Self Employed in the cash flow quadrant. 

  #1 Market in the US for Job CreationContrary to what the majority of out of state investors believe, Houston not only have Oil & Gas (Energy), Houston has other job growth in Consulting, Information Technology, Aerospace and aviation, Medical treatment and Research, Goods Distribution, and Manufacturing.

. #1 Market in the US for Job CreationContrary to what the majority of out of state investors believe, Houston not only have Oil & Gas (Energy), Houston has other job growth in Consulting, Information Technology, Aerospace and aviation, Medical treatment and Research, Goods Distribution, and Manufacturing. 

I have an aviation-related business listed at almost $5M.