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BRayW 05-31-2019 06:39 PM
Time to hold line as captain at CAE
 
How many years of seniority does a pilot need to hold a captain line at CAE?
Also what percentage of captains have been at Air Wis more than 6 years?

StrykerB21 06-02-2019 03:48 AM
Originally Posted by BRayW (Post 2829704)
How many years of seniority does a pilot need to hold a captain line at CAE?
Also what percentage of captains have been at Air Wis more than 6 years?
The question is how quickly can you amass a thousand hours. I think the average has been about a year and a half. Captains over 6 years? No idea how many.

CanWeGetTheLeft 06-02-2019 04:36 AM
Originally Posted by BRayW (Post 2829704)
How many years of seniority does a pilot need to hold a captain line at CAE?
Also what percentage of captains have been at Air Wis more than 6 years?
About 2.5 years to a captain line in CAE.

*note: this could and probably will change tomorrow

IFLYACRJ 06-02-2019 04:52 PM
We are now hiring direct entry CAs


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SierraHotel 06-06-2019 12:53 AM
Originally Posted by tonsterboy5 (Post 2828405)
Reserve can be had with in 2-3 months at current rate. Not that long of a wait. Line holder will be a while, maybe a year.
And for new FOs at IAD, can anyone share insights into how many hours/month they can expect to fly?

IFLYACRJ 06-06-2019 01:18 PM
Originally Posted by SierraHotel (Post 2832641)
And for new FOs at IAD, can anyone share insights into how many hours/month they can expect to fly?


Are you a new hire on reserve? If so and you want to fly, you’ll fly. If you don’t want to fly, you will be disappointed. Our RSVs fly a lot. Especially CAs as we are severely short in the left seat.


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SierraHotel 06-06-2019 05:00 PM
I have a CJO and 1 Sep training start date and hope to be domiciled at IAD...I'm a mil aviator who's not current and looking to fly as much as possible...glad to hear that it sounds like I won't be disappointed! :D

IFLYACRJ 06-07-2019 01:59 AM
Originally Posted by SierraHotel (Post 2833086)
I have a CJO and 1 Sep training start date and hope to be domiciled at IAD...I'm a mil aviator who's not current and looking to fly as much as possible...glad to hear that it sounds like I won't be disappointed! :D


New hires have get getting all bases. If you don’t get IAD right off the bat, don’t sweat it. Just wait a month and you’ll probably get it.


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DBLA831 06-07-2019 11:10 AM
That sounds great. I have a class date of 8/4 and looking to get CAE.

DarkSideMoon 06-07-2019 03:22 PM
Originally Posted by SierraHotel (Post 2833086)
I have a CJO and 1 Sep training start date and hope to be domiciled at IAD...I'm a mil aviator who's not current and looking to fly as much as possible...glad to hear that it sounds like I won't be disappointed! :D
I'd highly recommend getting current before showing up to training. At least do an IPC or something.


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