Eagle Air Med
03-25-2009, 01:34 PM
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Eagle Air Med
Been looking around but I can only find info from Eagle Air med from 2007....Any body working there give me the good the bad and the ugly these days? Some more upto date info would be greatly appreciated.
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04-01-2009, 04:17 AM
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thread over on another web site doenst paint a pretty picture.... albiet that the pay is not all that shabby. rumor was they had 650 resumes sent in the first day the advertised the position in chinle AZ
04-01-2009, 05:53 AM
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Air Ambulance flying is a fun job. You have to keep yourself in check. Most companies are run by non-aviation types, so they will push you to do things that may be unsafe. Every mission is different. Definitely not mundane airline flying.
04-01-2009, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by cruiseclimb
Air Ambulance flying is a fun job. You have to keep yourself in check. Most companies are run by non-aviation types, so they will push you to do things that may be unsafe. Every mission is different. Definitely not mundane airline flying.
03-31-2013, 12:42 AM
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I am a current air ambulance pilot in a c90.
Defiantly a fun rewarding job.
Where I am gereraly speaking you are going to need 2000tt and 500multi for the job.
Pay is not great, but livable.
Some of the hard stuff is the medcrew runs the show. At the base level that is fine we all cook for each other and have a great time. Company wise means pilots are tend to get smaller raise. And there is little understanding of FAA maintenance and pilot duty rules.
Personally I love it with that being said.
Defiantly a fun rewarding job.
Where I am gereraly speaking you are going to need 2000tt and 500multi for the job.
Pay is not great, but livable.
Some of the hard stuff is the medcrew runs the show. At the base level that is fine we all cook for each other and have a great time. Company wise means pilots are tend to get smaller raise. And there is little understanding of FAA maintenance and pilot duty rules.
Personally I love it with that being said.
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