-What is it truly like to be a pilot at EAS?
-Is the quality of life okay?
-I read that the average pilot logs between 400-600 hours per year based on the fleet. Which fleet would you say gains the highest hours?
-I've read that EAS is a regional fractional organization. Does that mean they only fly to certain areas? I.e. MSP-DFW. But they don't fly routes like JFK-LAX or DFW-SFO?
-Is it a company where pilots go to gain experience and then move on to the majors or a larger fractional operation?
-How difficult is it to get hired here? Can one get hired with just CFI experience?
-I do not have a bachelor's degree, how much will this affect me?
-Are pilots getting hired at 1,200 hours? What are competitive numbers? Is there an age restriction? (meaning applicants will not be selected for an interview if they're under a certain age) What fleet are pilots currently getting hired into?

Sorry for the many questions, I am just very interested in EAS.