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ccconnor92
1. What does the typical monthly schedule of a fractional pilot look line?
Fractionals have some advantages compared to regionals, but the typical schedule is 7-on/7-off.
At most airlines you can do better than 50% home once you get some seniority, and if you have kids seven days is a long time to be gone.
Originally Posted by
ccconnor92
3. What are the typical minimums requirements most fractional's look for in new hires?
Similar to major airlines, ie you'll need to work at a regional, 135, or bizav first.
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ccconnor92
4. And if anyone has any other career path ideas within the piloting industry that puts a pilot at home more nights than away?
Airline pilot bidding in the 30-50% seniority range (depends on airline and equipment). If you can bid locals you're home every night.