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Crawl 01-31-2011 08:12 AM


Originally Posted by featheredprop (Post 939020)
Great lakes supplies approach plates to captains only ....you share the apprioach plate with the captain believe it or not . My friend is there .When doing approaches you copy data onto your TOLD card and can "borrow "the plate if needed .

Hmmm.. so if they are so cheap they won't even dish out for paper, I'm just wondering.. what other corners are cut?

featheredprop 01-31-2011 08:46 AM

He told me that there is limited space in the 1900 so thats why they dont both carry approach plates . Jepps are expensive buggers though

Wingtips 02-08-2011 06:11 AM

I graduated college last May of 2010, and over the last few summers while in College got my licenses from a part 61 guy at my local airport. Cost me about 42k from start to finish, which I got from my Grandpas trust fund. I got a few flying gigs from people my instructor knew starting mid May of this year, I had about 300 hours, I now have 910 TTL, and about 130 ME. I have interviews coming up with AWAC, Eagle, ASA, Commutair, and Great Lakes. I am 22, any advice?

clipperskipper 02-08-2011 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by Wingtips (Post 943930)
I graduated college last May of 2010, and over the last few summers while in College got my licenses from a part 61 guy at my local airport. Cost me about 42k from start to finish, which I got from my Grandpas trust fund. I got a few flying gigs from people my instructor knew starting mid May of this year, I had about 300 hours, I now have 910 TTL, and about 130 ME. I have interviews coming up with AWAC, Eagle, ASA, Commutair, and Great Lakes. I am 22, any advice?

Yikes five interviews with that kind of time?

Cruz5350 02-08-2011 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by clipperskipper (Post 944136)
Yikes five interviews with that kind of time?

I think homie is trolling.

jumpseat2024 02-08-2011 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by Cruz5350 (Post 944212)
I think homie is trolling.

Must have some serious connections to get a call from ASA with those times..great lakes doesn't really surprise me

clipperskipper 02-08-2011 06:18 PM

Tim Martins brother perhaps? I knew AE won't work since 1200 hrs is pretty much cast in stone.

jimmyladue 02-08-2011 06:38 PM

Yes. That is unreal. What are your interview dates? I think I would go with commutair either way... All about the upgrade time man.

Cruz5350 02-09-2011 03:50 AM


Originally Posted by jumpseat2024 (Post 944249)
Must have some serious connections to get a call from ASA with those times..great lakes doesn't really surprise me

If I had to guess it's out old pal RickT.

Crawl 02-17-2011 03:24 PM

currently hiring into a 3/14 class. i think there's 12 in the one that started monday. my guess is that there is probably going to be another one around april 11th... and maybe one after that... and then another one... oh boy!


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