Planesense
#461
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Highly unlikely. Planesense doesn't target regional/airline pilots in training. Most people that come to planesense have left the regionals for a somewhat better life style and most likely aren't going to go back unless it's a major airline, or have got on with low time and want to go corporate or wait for the new jets. $49 an hour is still not much when you're having a slumber party and pillow flights in a crash pad 6 days at a time with commuting to and from, many people would rather make 30k for a few months and upgrade to captain, And to be honest it's going to be hard to justify a 50k starting pay for a right seat pc12 pilot. It's simply not industry standard. Planesense is not really a stepping stone to greener pastures on the regional level, people either want the airline life or the corporate life. So regional pay really won't dictate the pay at Planesense.
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About 10 days indoc, systems, regs, policy. Then FSI in DFW for 5 sims and a checkride. Graded events are at the end of ground school and of course the checkride.
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That is a ridiculous assertion - you are way out of your league, Donnie. Anyway, the company wants candidates to live within 100 miles of their base, so if you live outside that and need to use air travel to get to an interview, you are expected to find your way there and pay for the hotel you may need for the night before. They also do offsite interviews on a semi-regular basis so you could always wait until they came to you.
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That is a ridiculous assertion - you are way out of your league, Donnie. Anyway, the company wants candidates to live within 100 miles of their base, so if you live outside that and need to use air travel to get to an interview, you are expected to find your way there and pay for the hotel you may need for the night before. They also do offsite interviews on a semi-regular basis so you could always wait until they came to you.
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