Why is civil aviation maintenance so hard? I think this industry is very important, just like pilots. Why is the treatment not as high as that of pilots?

This is true in China, but it will be different in the United States. There are more pilots in the United States, and the treatment is similar to that of the 18 round. That's why things are scarce For example, there are domestic technicians who can immigrate to the United States and Canada, and it is basically impossible to fly. I know that some pilots who have studied abroad will go back to China to look for jobs. It is difficult to find a job in the United States, and the average pilot's salary is not high. If you don't believe me, you can watch a movie. "Capitalism-A Love Story" by Michael Moore (director of Fahrenheit 9 1 1) is about an American pilot who works part-time. Captain Sullenberg, who is famous for his forced landing on the Hudson River, gave a speech in parliament and was also included in this film. He told the parliament about the living conditions of American pilots.