Dear Aviation Professionals,

Thank you so much! Since posting the survey link 10 days ago, we received 246 completed surveys and 145 partially completed surveys. Your feedback will be extremely valuable to learning how knowledge, skills, and abilities are supported by certifications, education, and experience in various aviation occupations.

As a note, the open-ended questions are optional, so if you have 3 minutes and have not taken the survey, we could really use your feedback. Our goal is at least 384 completed surveys (not to include open-ended questions).

Thanks so much for your support. I will post the completed study here for everyone to see the results once it is published. Our goal is to have it published this winter.

Survey: http://continentalresearchus.com/survey/index.php/717486/lang-en

Jason

Please feel free to ask any questions or express any concerns here as a reply or private message me. Thanks much.

Jason

Thanks to everyone who helped with the study. We close the survey in two more days and we have received a total of 161 responses to analyze data with. A great number of those responses came in after posting here so I appreciate your help.

As promised, I will post the completed study in this forum once it is published.

Dr. J.

A&D, DJCROSS, and others who have taken the survey. Your input is yielding interesting results. We have received a total of 120 responses, 35 of which had to be rejected because they were not from managers. We have 85 useful surveys, which is great progress. The survey is open until April 1st, 2014. If you are a manager in an aviation company, we would love to get your feedback using our 2-3 minute survey. We need a minimum of 100 responses to have any meaningful data analysis.

AMES: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ERAU_AMES_2014

Thanks again to everyone who has already completed the survey.

Dr. Newcomer

Thanks for everyone who contributed thus far. We currently have 96 completed surveys and still need a few more. If you can spare the 2-3 minutes, it would be greatly appreciated.

Dr. Jason Newcomer
Assistant Professor, Aeronautics
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University