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Old 12-27-2012, 04:14 PM
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Anyone have an interview next week? Good luck to everyone!
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Old 12-31-2012, 06:30 AM
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If you all wouldent mind humoring me I have kind of a naieve question.

I am a Air National Guard pilot in the middle of flight training and will have approximately 500 hours of flight time, 300 turbine and a type rating on the Hawker 300 when complete in a few months. In addition to my military flight training I also have a civilian commercial multi / instrument from the aviation college i attended.

The base that I am returning to is about to undergo an airframe swap from C-130s to Reapers and I am trying to form a contingency plan. I live near BUF where there is a EAS base and am very interested in flying for them.

With my qualifications do you think there is any chance I could get a interview with EAS if i start networking and express interest now?

Thanks for your input.
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Old 12-31-2012, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Mustangcbra View Post
If you all wouldent mind humoring me I have kind of a naieve question.

I am a Air National Guard pilot in the middle of flight training and will have approximately 500 hours of flight time, 300 turbine and a type rating on the Hawker 300 when complete in a few months. In addition to my military flight training I also have a civilian commercial multi / instrument from the aviation college i attended.

The base that I am returning to is about to undergo an airframe swap from C-130s to Reapers and I am trying to form a contingency plan. I live near BUF where there is a EAS base and am very interested in flying for them.

With my qualifications do you think there is any chance I could get a interview with EAS if i start networking and express interest now?

Thanks for your input.
Do you mean a Hawker Beechcraft 300?

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Old 12-31-2012, 07:16 AM
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Would that 500 hrs be military time only....with a conversion would your time be higher?
We do have a nice facility up in BUF. Drop by anytime your in town and say hi!

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Originally Posted by Mustangcbra View Post
If you all wouldent mind humoring me I have kind of a naieve question.

I am a Air National Guard pilot in the middle of flight training and will have approximately 500 hours of flight time, 300 turbine and a type rating on the Hawker 300 when complete in a few months. In addition to my military flight training I also have a civilian commercial multi / instrument from the aviation college i attended.

The base that I am returning to is about to undergo an airframe swap from C-130s to Reapers and I am trying to form a contingency plan. I live near BUF where there is a EAS base and am very interested in flying for them.

With my qualifications do you think there is any chance I could get a interview with EAS if i start networking and express interest now?

Thanks for your input.
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Old 12-31-2012, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by USMCFLYR View Post
Do you mean a Hawkrer Beechcraft 300?
Possibly the T1 Jayhawk, which basically is a Beechjet aka Mitsubishi 300.
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Originally Posted by hubbs View Post
Possibly the T1 Jayhawk, which basically is a Beechjet aka Mitsubishi 300.
If s/he is training for the ANG in C-130 then s/he is certainly training on a T-1 at some point, but isn't a Hawker 400 (Beechjet) designated a BE-400?
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Old 01-01-2013, 03:54 PM
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BE-400; MU-300 is what your type rating will be if indeed you are training on the T-1. Just make sure to take your paperwork to the FSDO when you get back from training.
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Old 01-02-2013, 02:47 PM
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I misspoke. The T-1 is indeed a Hawker 400.

Originally Posted by USMCFLYR View Post
If s/he is training for the ANG in C-130 then s/he is certainly training on a T-1 at some point, but isn't a Hawker 400 (Beechjet) designated a BE-400?
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Originally Posted by Mustangcbra View Post
I misspoke. The T-1 is indeed a Hawker 400.
Roger that!
Enjoy the ride Mustangcbra.
I fly with a bunch of former C-130 guys and they all loved the job.
You're going to have a great time.
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Thread hijack!!!

Kidding!! Please continue!
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