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Old 06-10-2018, 01:14 PM
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JohnBurke
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Originally Posted by pncpa44 View Post
Can anyone give some insight? I have been away from flying for 10 years and now with the pilot shortage, I am looking to reenter the industry professionally. I have a little over 500 hours and plenty of multi time, but I haven't been flying. I am pretty confident in the ground school portion of things since I've been reviewing for about 2 months, but now need to get back in the cockpit. I realize I will have to spend some money to get current again, but am looking for advice as what may be the best way to proceed. Like many others, I don't necessarily want to instruct. I know that there are part 135 operators that hire with as little as 500 hours but since I've been out of flying I am assuming they will want to know how much I have done in the past year and the competition will be tough. Any suggestions? Please, no comments about getting back into flying. The decision was hard enough already.
How can you have plenty of multi time with just 500 hours? How much is "plenty?"

What are the requirements for PIC under Part 135?

Your 135 PIC target at this experience level won't be IFR operations, but VFR, or a SIC position with an operator doing IFR.
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