Over There: What To Consider When Accepting Assignments In Developing Countries
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Credit: Lous Churchville
Agreeing to fly or maintain an airplane far from home, particularly in developing countries, can be viewed as audacious, and depending on your level of situational awareness and/or desperation, a move that could be a foolish mistake or an adventurous career accelerator. One thing is certain...
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