International wide body jet Captain with approximately 20,000 hours total time and 30 years experience in the airline industry.

 

“You have to have five replies to post” well here’s no. 7

 

Hello all, I am currently AD Air Force with separation coming up in a couple of years. I've been flying for ten years now and went to USAF UPT, but due to a medical condition I was switched to RPAs a few years back. I took the mil-comp exam for my commercial and instrument and am now using GI bill to finish my CFI/II, ME/I at a 141 school while still active duty.

I got my start at my hometown FBO with a part 61 PPL and working as a line tech through college. I have a huge passion for GA flying and operations

I am looking to prep myself for hiring post-separation and am using APC to get reacquainted with civilian pilot jobs and life. I am interested in many fields -- 135 charter, cargo, airlines, etc., and am excited to learn what I can and network through APC. Thanks for the read!

 

I'm a newly retired military pilot, 3500 hrs all in spec ops, mostly MC-130, but have been out of the cockpit 4yrs. I'm interested in options/process to go to majors/cargo given time out of cockpit. Have CFI, ATP w/type rating.

 

Hi, I am a B-777 FO at a cargo outfit. Love the plane, glad to be flying airplanes that are not as old as me. I love dogs too. Especially Golden Retrievers. I hope to post about dogs and flying as we go along.

 

Hi everyone and thanks for having me,

My fist post, FO on 777 in Euroland, using this forum to further my career to moving to Uncle Sam.

 

Hello everyone. My first post here.
I am A320 captain in South East Asia with 9000 total time. Looking for opportunities in the US as I want to live there. Still at early stage of the research about how many hoops I have to jump through. No FAA ATP yet. Thank you for letting me in.

 

Do you have a work visa for working in the US, or are you a Green Card holder or a US citizen? That is the most difficult hoop to jump through. Research with the US State Department or other organizations that can help you in that area.

 

Hello! My name is Sean, I got my Private Pilot's license last year and just finished my Instrument Rating a few weeks ago. I am now working on my commercial rating. I have been in the fire service for 25 years and am 45 years old. Hoping to get up to CFI and ME within the next few years. I will be totally done and retired from the fire department in about 3 years (at age 48) and would appreciate any input or suggestions from you experts towards my future piloting career!

Thanks.

 

I'm not a pilot, although my mother was a pilot. But I collect historical and political memorabilia, including aviation. I own an Air Force One manual from LBJ's Lockheed Jetstar, which is now on display at his ranch. I am a buyer - nothing I have is for sale. The manual is my avitar. But the reason I joined this forum is to ask about a letter on eBay. It placed William Durand on the Morrow Board and is written by Calvin Collidge. Calvin Coolidge isn't very collectible, but the Morrow Board essentially created the US Army Air Corps. WHich is very cool to me because I served in the Army and my son is in the Air Force. But my question is, is anyone aware of any other letters appointing Morrow Board members? Whether sold at auction or in any museum? Thanks in advance for any responses. Here's a link to the letter on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26545080126...UAAOSwRHtht2IN

***the forum rules indicate no attachments, but does not mention any linking to websites. I hope I haven't borken the rules. Thanks in advance for any responses.