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I have a whopping 400 turbine PIC and have had my application on file for 3 whole weeks.. no call.. SHEESH! :D [removing tongue from cheek just a wee bit... ] Can someone tell me where to get the secret decoder ring?? :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by calcapt
As you pointed out there are obvious exceptions. As a young up and comer I would be cautious thinking these were the norms.
Yep, one of them is a big time, obvious exception. Made me flash back to the old UAL hiring method of the late 90's. |
Originally Posted by B757200ER
Are they sending any new guys to GUM? If so, how bad is that commute?
The commute is through Honolulu or Narita (Tokyo) and is long and bad. Wouldn't recommend commuting to GUM. |
Subject: PILOT JOBS --- KING AIR
Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2006 14:55:08 -0400 Dave; My long time friend,Gerald Hudgins,is in need of a pilot for his KingAir 350. The aircraft is hangared at Tara Field in Henry Co,Ga. while the company office is located McDonough. Details may be obtained by contacting the owner,Gerald Hudgins at 770-474-8715. I'd very much appreciate your putting this on the network. Thanks a lot. Bud. |
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Originally Posted by dojetdriver
Just found out about a fourth. No PIC time.
Originally Posted by CalCapt
As you pointed out there are obvious exceptions. As a young up and comer I would be cautious thinking these were the norms.
Should I even try and put in an app online, because it says that you need 1,000 hrs ME time? Or, should I just be looking for someone who would walk my resume in to the right people? One last quick question, what would the chances be of getting IAH out of training? That's where I'd like to be domiciled as it's near to my home in Pensacola. Thanks, marinepilot |
Originally Posted by marinepilot
CalCapt, I have some questions for you, if I may ask. I see where dojetdriver knows of people getting on at CAL with no PIC, but what about people who HAVE the 1000 Turbine PIC but are short on the ME requirement? I am at about 1550 TT, all but about 6 hrs of which has been turbine, and just over 1,000 Turbine PIC (mostly SE). But I only have about 450 ME time (100 hrs in a King Air C90 and 350 hrs in a Marine Corps KC-130).
Should I even try and put in an app online, because it says that you need 1,000 hrs ME time? Or, should I just be looking for someone who would walk my resume in to the right people? One last quick question, what would the chances be of getting IAH out of training? That's where I'd like to be domiciled as it's near to my home in Pensacola. Thanks, marinepilot I am not CALCAPT but I think I can answer this very simply. YES you should fill out the online application ASAP regardless if you have the time requirements. You should also try to network and get someone to bring your resume in. Right now everyone is being based in EWR with most new hires going to the 737. It looks like pilots are being advanced to IAH within 3 to 6 months. I hope this helps. |
Online vs. Walk in
This is probably a dumb question, but does Cal take walkin applications? People keep talking about it, but I thought they went to the all online application process?
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Originally Posted by Bengalsfan
This is probably a dumb question, but does Cal take walkin applications? People keep talking about it, but I thought they went to the all online application process?
NO WALK IN APPS. All online but once in system, the who knows who fun starts. Find a friend at CAL and have him or her talk to chief pilots about you. |
Agree
Originally Posted by Calpilot
I am not CALCAPT but I think I can answer this very simply. YES you should fill out the online application ASAP regardless if you have the time requirements. You should also try to network and get someone to bring your resume in.
Right now everyone is being based in EWR with most new hires going to the 737. It looks like pilots are being advanced to IAH within 3 to 6 months. I hope this helps. I am calcapt and I agree with calpilot. Let the airline decide not you. |
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