And for those that are wanting to get into Air Ambo flying, be prepared to fly in all conditions, at all times of the day/night, single pilot to mins, landing at major airports with some of the worst smells/noises emitting from behind you. You will be the ground crew, pulling a/c out of hangars, fueling your own plane at the smallest of airports, checking your own weather and notams, filing your own flight plans, doing your own weight and balance, all from waking up from a dead sleep and getting airborne in 30 min. All this while being single pilot, with the possibility of having a destraught family member in the copilot seat.
Your crew will be dependent on you to know your ish. There isn't a real dispatch office, only someone that is asking if you can accept the flight. If you mess up, there isn't anyone to catch you.
Last edited by bkey79; 05-11-2016 at 01:40 PM.