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Old 06-11-2006, 07:44 PM
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What is Part 135?
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Part of the code of federal regulations.
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Old 06-11-2006, 07:54 PM
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The Federal Aviation Regulation that applies to commuter and on-demand flight operations for hire (A very simplieifed answer...)

This reg applies to smaller commercial operations that transport people or cargo for profit. Things like non-scheduled charter, some very small airlines, air ambulance, and a lot of freight fall under this reg.
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Originally Posted by av8r88
What is Part 135?
It is a part of aviation that EVERYONE (except maybe military guys), SHOULD be required to fly.
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It is a part of aviation that EVERYONE (except maybe military guys), SHOULD be required to fly.

You fly an RJ so you know that the skills you developed in 135 are meaningless in the modern proceduralised automated world. I don't think that real pilot skills are necessary in the modern airliner. Just punch the button and sit back arms crossed and enjoy the show.

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You fly an RJ so you know that the skills you developed in 135 are meaningless in the modern proceduralised automated world. I don't think that real pilot skills are necessary in the modern airliner. Just punch the button and sit back arms crossed and enjoy the show.

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Well said. I just think that it is sad that so many people never really learn to fly an airplane. My skills have diminished, I'm sure. But you are right, one does not need much, if any, skill to drive one of these rigs. You would think from most rj drivers egos, however, that they believe it takes a whole lot of skill.
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Well said. I just think that it is sad that so many people never really learn to fly an airplane. My skills have diminished, I'm sure. But you are right, one does not need much, if any, skill to drive one of these rigs. You would think from most rj drivers egos, however, that they believe it takes a whole lot of skill.

I think that in 20 years Navajo pilots will earn as much or more than RJ pilots simply because it demands some real skill and the insurance companies will not let people fly them without some real experience.

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Is this a kinder and gentler SkyHigh??
 
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