Planesense
#2202
Last update I got is they are still looking for late spring, early summer classes. Tech portion was virtual and they sent an email out saying they are waiting for travel restrictions to change to resume HR face to face/sim evals. I applied and got called about 2 weeks later for an interview in the thick of the "panic." If you are interested, definitely apply. Good luck.
#2203
New Hire
Joined: Jan 2020
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I see on Planesense website that they require you to live within 100 miles of a base. I live 185 miles from the closest base but would love to fly the PC-12. Can anyone advise if this is doable or not? Thanks
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#2207
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 504
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If you are asking if aircraft overnight at the domiciles the answer is no. If you are based at an outstation you will normally start and end your trip by taking an airline to/from the aircraft. If you are PSM based you will normally pick up your aircraft there. As for the jets if you become jet qualified you stay in your domicile and you will airline to/from the jet.
#2208
On Reserve
Joined: Feb 2020
Posts: 21
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If you are asking if aircraft overnight at the domiciles the answer is no. If you are based at an outstation you will normally start and end your trip by taking an airline to/from the aircraft. If you are PSM based you will normally pick up your aircraft there. As for the jets if you become jet qualified you stay in your domicile and you will airline to/from the jet.
I'm new to the civilian world so I'm not well versed in the ins and outs. Appreciate all the help.
#2210
On Reserve
Joined: Feb 2020
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I'm at around 500 total with 150 more in sim time (I believe most is Class D), and most is multi-engine turbine, but only ~50 PIC. Do you think I would be competitive? I was hoping the Nextant's would stay because I'm typed.
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