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Old 03-21-2017 | 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by snowballsteve
I have been wondering as well. This operation is by far the top of my list at the moment.
There is unfortunately no set answer here. It could be next day or it could be in two weeks. It really depends on their current work load at the moment and how many interview slots theyre trying to fill for upcoming dates. Believe me, they haven't lost your email and will definitely call you if you qualify. I believe it took 2 weeks for me to even get a call.
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Old 03-21-2017 | 09:08 AM
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Thanks AlexBlakeCFI!
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Old 03-21-2017 | 02:27 PM
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Is the CMEL on the job page a hard requirement for FOs? When I apply I plan on being around 1100 total time w/ ~200 turbine, but CSEL only. I'd like to get my multi done after I have been flying with the company as captain for a while.
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Old 03-21-2017 | 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by MaxMar
Is the CMEL on the job page a hard requirement for FOs? When I apply I plan on being around 1100 total time w/ ~200 turbine, but CSEL only. I'd like to get my multi done after I have been flying with the company as captain for a while.


No it is not a hard requirement. No reason to wait on your multi. You can knock it out in an off-cycle.


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Old 03-22-2017 | 04:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Toonces
I would apply anyway. They will keep your app on file and you could be the first they call when FO hiring resumes. Most recent interviews were for winter classes of FO and DEC.


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Hi toonces, can you tell me what are the topics for the technical interview I should be reviewing? or special emphasis areas ? have to study before the interview..

Thanks.
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Old 03-28-2017 | 02:06 AM
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Anyone at PS based in Atlanta? If so, what would a 'normal' schedule look like? Or anyone else wherever you are based is fine too. I haven't read through the whole thread yet so sorry if the answer would be redundant.
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Old 03-28-2017 | 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by BrianATL
Anyone at PS based in Atlanta? If so, what would a 'normal' schedule look like? Or anyone else wherever you are based is fine too. I haven't read through the whole thread yet so sorry if the answer would be redundant.
Day 1- Airline somewhere. Usually the east coast. Check in at a hotel around 2-3 and chill.
Days 2-7 fly. A lot. Sometimes you get lucky and it's 2-3 long legs. Other days it's 8 short hops up in the NE. Sometimes you get hotel or airport standby. I've had shows as early as 4AM and days as late as 2AM.
Day 8- usually an airline home in the morning. Occasionally it's a leg or two and then an airline home.

PSM/MCO/PDK people end up picking up airplanes at their base and flying on days 1 and 8 more than some of the remote pilots.
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Old 03-28-2017 | 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
Day 1- Airline somewhere. Usually the east coast. Check in at a hotel around 2-3 and chill.
Days 2-7 fly. A lot. Sometimes you get lucky and it's 2-3 long legs. Other days it's 8 short hops up in the NE. Sometimes you get hotel or airport standby. I've had shows as early as 4AM and days as late as 2AM.
Day 8- usually an airline home in the morning. Occasionally it's a leg or two and then an airline home.

PSM/MCO/PDK people end up picking up airplanes at their base and flying on days 1 and 8 more than some of the remote pilots.
Thanks DarkSideMoon. I've been eyeing up both this kind of flying and their CVG base option. Know any pilots flying out of there?
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Old 03-28-2017 | 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by snowballsteve
Thanks DarkSideMoon. I've been eyeing up both this kind of flying and their CVG base option. Know any pilots flying out of there?
I've been totally happy here so far. There's things we could do better but that's everywhere. Most of the complaints aside from the summer workload are pretty nitpicky to be honest.

I don't know anyone out of CVG personally but most of the remote based people seem to have similar experiences outside of PDK/MCO/PSM.
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Old 03-28-2017 | 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
Day 1- Airline somewhere. Usually the east coast. Check in at a hotel around 2-3 and chill.
Days 2-7 fly. A lot. Sometimes you get lucky and it's 2-3 long legs. Other days it's 8 short hops up in the NE. Sometimes you get hotel or airport standby. I've had shows as early as 4AM and days as late as 2AM.
Day 8- usually an airline home in the morning. Occasionally it's a leg or two and then an airline home.

PSM/MCO/PDK people end up picking up airplanes at their base and flying on days 1 and 8 more than some of the remote pilots.
Thanks DSM. So since I live in the Atlanta area, then it seems from what you said, more often than not I wouldn't have to commute but just pick up the plane at PDK. Assuming it would be no problem basing at PDK.
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