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#51
What's your new per diem?
We get $2/hr as well, and on average I normally end up taking some home, particularly if I get a decent tip here and there.
At my old company, we had someone who would 'steal' half a loaf of bread from the hotel at breakfast, along with PB and J and eat like a 5 year old for the rest of the day. If he really wanted to splash out, he'd get a $5 footling, eat half for lunch and save the rest for dinner. I think I'd rather kill myself.
As long as the trip doesn't 'cost' me money, I'm generally happy.
We get $2/hr as well, and on average I normally end up taking some home, particularly if I get a decent tip here and there.
At my old company, we had someone who would 'steal' half a loaf of bread from the hotel at breakfast, along with PB and J and eat like a 5 year old for the rest of the day. If he really wanted to splash out, he'd get a $5 footling, eat half for lunch and save the rest for dinner. I think I'd rather kill myself.
As long as the trip doesn't 'cost' me money, I'm generally happy.
#52
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Joined APC: Sep 2007
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Glass is correct, and wrong. The OpSpecs do require a qualified SIC, but it is also required per the regs governing all 91K operations. All turbine aircraft operated under 91k must have 2 qualified crewmembers, and the PIC must hold an ATP. If the P180 was operated strictly 135, then only one pilot is needed with a commercial cert
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