Planesense
#1631
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,469
Yea, it really is unfortunate, but I have no choice but to keep chomping at the bit.
I wish I knew exactly why I got the TBNT, so I could improve upon anything in my interviewing skills that might have been lacking.
I'm hoping to soon land an interview at Tradewinds (very close to where I live) as I submitted my resume to them yesterday.
800TT, no CFI, soon going to add my CMEL
I wish I knew exactly why I got the TBNT, so I could improve upon anything in my interviewing skills that might have been lacking.
I'm hoping to soon land an interview at Tradewinds (very close to where I live) as I submitted my resume to them yesterday.
800TT, no CFI, soon going to add my CMEL
#1633
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2015
Posts: 235
#1635
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2015
Posts: 226
Boy! I'm glad I chose a November interview date, I was seriously considering doing something later but it looks like they're filling classes as they go. I got Feb initially but I elected to wait until summer because of university.
#1636
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 11
Hey quick question for ya PS guys
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
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#1637
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2016
Posts: 1,948
Hey quick question for ya PS guys
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
#1638
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2013
Position: FO
Posts: 627
Planesense
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
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#1639
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 11
#1640
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2006
Position: B-737NG preferably in first class with a glass of champagne and caviar
Posts: 5,912
Hey quick question for ya PS guys
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
I'm a CFI currently and have a pretty sweet gig instructing (they pay quite well and it's very part time, only maybe 15 hours a month). I also am soon to start ground school.
I noticed that they say you need approval to have another job, and was wondering if any of the planesense pilots did this? Like is it near unheard of to fly on the side a little bit or is that common? I figure even though I'll be pretty dead after 8 days on, it would still be nice to get a little side cash with my 6 days off. I also have a student I'd like to take to checkride in the next few months but will understand if any side flying is a no-go.
Also, you may wish to review CFR 91.1057 - Flight, duty and rest time requirements: All crewmembers.
Don’t let that CFI lapse.
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