Just for the sake of keeping current, I am doing a new resume. The time is nigh.....

Anyway, last time I did this it was for my first job in the US ever. Now I have been working here for almost 3 years and am thinking about greener pastures.

For a resume, what time is important? I have a book on this and it seems to show flight time that in this industry is not really relevant anymore, like night time and cross-country and instrument time, etc. Almost all of my flight time ever is M/E turbine and the job I am applying for is for flying 737s.

What times should be included on the resume? Or better, what times can I leave out?

Also, about 'Personal Data', it seems as though since they can't really ask anything should I include any info? Where I used to work, this type of thing was the norm, but here in the US asking about almost anything personal is taboo.

Any thoughts?

PS - I don't expect to get this job I am applying for. But the worst that happens is that nothing happens. Plus, I expect there to be a wave of hiring in the not so distant future, and I want to be ready. This is practice as much as anything.