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Maintenance

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Sep 28, 2026

Halsey SchiderHOST
0:00
What's up, MRO? It's Halsey Schider with the Helicopter Podcast.
Halsey SchiderHOST
0:04
And before we dive into this episode, I just want to give you all a little bit more context of why you're hearing my voice and not our typical host.
Halsey SchiderHOST
0:14
So I originally recorded this conversation with Joe LaRue of Prairie Air on the helicopter podcast.

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Halsey SchiderHOST
13:33
think aviation has always been bad at – just that we essentially just live in the moment right we're living here now and we haven't done a good job at bringing people in uh and it's such a niche thing right whether you're flying airplanes you're flying helicopters you're working on airplanes or you're working on it's just so different right there's a pathway of being a business person right you get a business school yeah There's a pathway to being a dentist or an engineer.
Halsey SchiderHOST
14:03
There isn't a clear cut path, right? You know, of how you get into this.
Halsey SchiderHOST
14:08
And so I think hopefully, and that's one of the goals of the podcast and, you know, kudos to Vertical Plus here because, you know, I think that by them giving a platform like this, whether it's my podcast or John Gray with the Hanger Z or the Vertical MRO podcast, of course, on the maintenance side, I think hopefully that's maybe now giving some voice and some pathway of how folks can get into this unique career path, which is a very, it's a very special place, right? I love this industry and it's cool to be a part of.
Joe LaRueGUEST
14:40
I was shocked.
Joe LaRueGUEST
14:41
So in my spare time, I've become a wrestling coach.
speaker_0HOST
0:03
Aviation in Asia is once again accounting for a significant share of international aerospace news.
speaker_0HOST
0:09
The expansion of air cargo, investment in maintenance, new industrial contracts and infrastructure development all point to a region that continues to increase its importance within the global aviation sector.
speaker_0HOST
0:20
Singapore stands out for the growth of its MRO industry, while India is expanding its airport and cargo capabilities.
speaker_0HOST
0:27
Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and Indonesia have also seen significant developments.
speaker_0HOST
0:32
Asia is no longer growing solely through passenger traffic and new aircraft fleets.
speaker_0HOST
1:16
For aviation in Asia, new cargo infrastructure in the country is particularly important as exports continue to grow.
speaker_0HOST
1:23
Electronics, pharmaceuticals, machinery, and high-value goods require fast connections with other Asian markets and intercontinental destinations.
speaker_0HOST
1:32
Safran expands its MRO capacity in Singapore.
达姐HOST
79:51
就做车主,这样呢,就放这些车去接客,就好像 Uber 这样,这样你就有些,就可以有回一些收入,那么就是不知道多少辆车就可以回本了,甚至乎赚得好多啦这样。那么人们就开始,就是常,有不同的,呃,专家啦,所谓,就在那里计算啦,就是究竟,啊,几,要买多少部,行多久才会回到本呢?但是,就是各个专家的估算都不同的,因为始终有很多地理上的限制啦,需求上的限制啦,然后又或者是究竟那些客的 behavior 啊,是哪些客啊,会不会很短途车,长途车,其实你未必知道的,就是很多变数的其实这件事。那么就所以每个人的估算都不同啦。那么当然估算不同都,就是由自可吧,就是你也叫做,也是车主 suppose 都应该,呃,真的可以赚到钱的嘛。那,但是原来呢都还有一些,呃,就是,呃,仔细的详细的资料呢,是未搞清楚的,或者是,就是究竟是谁来。
MaxHOST
81:08
。就是譬如你买了一辆车,那是不是真的你,是真的那个车主呢?那,那还有 Tesla 中间怎么样和你拆这些佣金呢?因为始终它在用它的科技嘛,它在用它的 AI,在用它的 server,在用它的很多东西嘛。那个拆帳又怎么拆啊?又或者是,呃,就是究竟,究竟实际你,你作为买车的那个所谓车主,你是,是不是纯粹在给一个 subscription 啦,还是,还是怎么样的呢?那么这个就,就很影响到最后你会拿到多少钱进袋子,还有这件事是不是真的 viable。那么所以,呃- 是啊,因为暂时都还没清楚啦,也不知道它的 term 如何啦。呃,其实之前传,就是或者它最初的概念就是这辆车是你的,因为你要给钱买的嘛,那给钱买当然这辆车是你的啦。那就是你平时呢,就你自己,呐,没得开啦,但是可能可以,你自己是作为车主,你应该可以遥控它去,呃,不是遥控,直接是在画面里- 指定区域这样啦 ...要求它去哪里的,指定区域你可以用的。那当你的车,喂,闲着,就是闲置的时候,那,欸,停在这里喔,我有三个小时呢,就,呃,在这家餐厅吃饭的,那么基本上不会用这辆车的。那我就可能开了一个,就,呃,司机 mode,就它就自己走出去接客了。那接完,现在说的是,喂,它接完客之后那笔钱怎么分呢?那么这个,呐,如果这辆车是真的你自己,然后你可以控制时间,然后你分得比较少点,我觉得都可以接受的,因为,呃,只要你不亏,多过你的,就是损耗以及那个油费,就是那个,那个电费呢,那就已经可以了啦。 还有很多- 所以- ...细节的执行都是要搞一搞的,就是要厘清究竟怎么处理的。譬如,就是你现在这样接客啦,那么你的客人,其实现在没有司机的话,那么客人可以乱来的嘛,就是破坏你的车也行,啊,又或者- 是的[笑] ...或者是开 party 啊,吐啊,呃,弄得脏脏的啊,吃东西啊,那么,那么你清洁又怎样呢?就是你又要- 不止清洁的- 是啊 ...其实,其实你的车在路上面,呐,你都看到外面很多片呢,其实就是做这些自动驾驶的车呢,其实都很多时,哈,就是你知道尤其在美国,哈,这么开放的地方,呃,这么多,就是新的移民- 是不是很多僵尸啊,那些无家可归。 无所事事,是啊,又有僵尸,又有些无所事事的朋友们,“啊,我过来,哈,都没事做,又找不到工作,就做什么呢?就帮你砸一下车啊,这样去发泄啊。“很多这样的东西,那么你是要面对的。所以我觉得为什么 Elon Musk,喂,其实他这么有钱,或者他为什么不自己做个车队,他要将这个问题转嫁在,就是其他人身上呢?我觉得他这个是很精明的啦,你知,这,这家伙是,是很狡猾的,就是他将这些大家- 就是风险转移完- 会碰到的- ...不在我身上。 是啊,全部就去,去了大家。呐,呃,他可能也会建议你买保险的,到时候万一你的车被人砸爆了,砸烂了,弄湿了,冲下河,不知道 whatever,那么你也应该有一些赔偿给你的,那么可以赔一辆车给你。但是这个,这个风险就不在我这里了,[笑]我的东西就全部转移到- 他这里只是一个 franchise 的- 就是我只是负责买[笑] 是啊, franchise 的商这样。 所以他- 可以拆- 所以很精明,所以- ...解体这样咯。 因为他每,每卖一辆车,其实他,他是有这个,就是呃,业绩的嘛。他每卖一辆车,那么他就有业绩,他有一堆业绩在那里。然后那辆车的风险呢,啊,全部由你自己承担- 就是 franchise 这样的形式喔。 你自己买保险。 就是其实- 是咯 ...那些 franchise 都是将,将那个风,营运风险啊,就全推到那些,呃- 代理商 ...这个,分析,呃,就是那个,那个的特许经营商那里,哈。 是咯。 那么就是他,他的,就是参与,参与者啦,哈。那么然后,呃- 你要遵守很多规矩的喔。 是啦,有很多规矩啊,或者你,你买货也要跟他啊,你,就是你去光顾他啊。那么所以其实现在如果这样玩法,呃,就是你,你,你的车你是买他的,哈,你要给,扔一笔钱去投资一辆这样的,就是 Cybercab,那么接着,接着然后- 是啊 ...呃,就是你,你花费那些东西,你,你,你背锅,那么接着你又一定要去用,用,呃,这个,就是 Tesla 的 service 啊,这样,甚甚甚- 是咯,又要用它的 app。 给 subscription 啊,whatever,这样。就是变成了赚呢,就是,就,呃,就是你可能- 不是很多。 ...很多时候,就,就他,他啊就赚硬,是啦。你呢,就不知道。 是啊。 是啦。 卖了辆车已经赚了嘛。 是,他卖了车赚了,接着你可能,你- 接着- 你要维持- ...还要赚你每程 ...你要维持你这辆车的,呃,maintenance 啊各种东西,他,他每个月跟你收钱。 是啊,就是你的啦,是啊。然后还有喔,你每,每,每走一程,他赚的钱都是在他业绩里面的。[笑]所以他- 是啊。 ...他赢,他赢两次,[笑]他赚两次,赢两次。 那就双赢咯,不就是,[笑]双赢在他那里。 是啊,喂,但是,但是,呐,又,又,呃,又公平点说呢,呃,他也都未必,就是,就是那个车主未必,呃,亏的啦。亏和赚不知道。呐,如果你买一辆车回来,你不做 Uber 的司机,那么,呃,你基本上就车子是一路折旧一路亏的,你用一次亏一次的。但是如果你,你要做 Uber 司机呢,你又要花费你自己时间,你自己人也要有工资的。现在在讲车自己走出去,自己找客人。 就是被动收入这样。 自己兜客自己赚。是啦,呐,那么所以你说,喂,对个,呃,车主来说,也都未必不是一件,就是好事来的。 但是实际上哈,多-都要知道你究竟每一程走多少钱,赚到多少钱,还有你每天有多少这些什么客人,还有些-
达姐HOST
87:10
你的 running cost 是多少这样哈。
MaxHOST
87:12
是的,当你的车被人搞完之后哈,被人砸爆玻璃,那么你要入厂,要停了,你没得用的时候,那么那个,调回转你又要 call 别人那辆 Uber Taxi 了,那么,那么这个,这个费用啊那些各方面可能大家都要想清楚的。但整体来说呢,Elon Musk 这条古惑仔呢,是的[笑声],他是这个做法呢是-是真的叻过很多其他,就是做这些,呃,就是自动汽车的人,的-大家的做法的。那么,那么成不成功呢?我们大家都可以,就是-
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:31
He leaned back, wiped his hands on his handkerchief, and gave me Lecture 44 on company duty and my troubles.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:38
This department is officially called Maintenance and Repair.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:41
when it really should be called troubleshooting.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:43
Hyperspace beacons are made to last forever, or damn close to it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:31
He leaned back, wiped his hands on his handkerchief, and gave me Lecture 44 on company duty and my troubles.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:38
This department is officially called Maintenance and Repair.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:41
when it really should be called troubleshooting.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:43
Hyperspace beacons are made to last forever, or damn close to it.
Terry LewisHOST
36:11
All right, let's do that.
Terry LewisHOST
36:13
Maintenance-wise, we get a lot of these phone calls, and it seems like every week someone asking, like, How many miles should I go on model changes and stuff like that? Manufacturers nowadays, you know, even Honda, I think minimum, I mean, there's like 7,500 miles on oil for their cars.
Terry LewisHOST
36:33
Now, if you're not going to keep the car for, you know, past 60,000 miles, just stick with the recommended maintenance.
Terry LewisHOST
36:40
You're fine.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
4:15
He leaned back, wiped his hands on his handkerchief, and gave me Lecture 44 on company duty and my troubles.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
4:22
This department is officially called Maintenance and Repair, when it really should be called Troubleshooting.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
4:28
Hyperspace beacons are made to last forever, or damn close to it.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
4:32
When one of them breaks down, it is never an accident.

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