In a tough job market for the aviation industry, demand for one niche is booming: crop-dusting, according to a story in the Wall Street Journal.
The story notes:
Pilots are drawn to crop-dusting not only for the money, but also for the chance to be their own bosses and to do the kind of low-altitude flying and stuntlike maneuvers one wouldn’t dream of performing in a big jet.
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