135 on demand freight. I started out as a co-pilot in the EMB-110, which they basically are just looking for a warm body to fill the co-pilots seat. They don't expect much from you in the beginning, but I gained a TON of real world experience real fast. We've hired guys with 400 hrs and 10hrs multi. We almost never hire guys with more than 1000hrs and a hand full of multi for the EMB-110. The reason I don't say who I work for is I don't want to be bombarded with a bunch of low time pilots asking me to get them a job. But they are out there, just start sending your resume out to 135 cargo operators that have co-pilots and make some phone calls. Another great way to get a start is to work ground support for a company your interested in.