Lost My Medical
01-04-2014, 04:40 PM
#22
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Something If you like the outdoors; start a lawn service. You can start it, build it, work on it or in it. You have a long growing season in your part of the country and you can add on to your offerings which is easy.
01-05-2014, 12:47 PM
#23
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Joined APC: Jun 2008
Posts: 384
Op,
Does UAV flying require a medical? That or sim flying I would think would be viable. But I have no experience in either so I wouldn't know where to start with those.
As a government worker myself I would think anything government related would be good since you do get veteran credit on your app. Only real downsize is some jobs have age limits and some jobs may have physical requirements(not sure what your medical loss involved). Good luck in your job search.
Does UAV flying require a medical? That or sim flying I would think would be viable. But I have no experience in either so I wouldn't know where to start with those.
As a government worker myself I would think anything government related would be good since you do get veteran credit on your app. Only real downsize is some jobs have age limits and some jobs may have physical requirements(not sure what your medical loss involved). Good luck in your job search.
01-27-2014, 04:09 PM
#26
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Joined APC: Dec 2013
Posts: 22
Guess Now I Wait
Filled out a resume at JS and one at Boeing as well, though
their website doesn't provide much info on the new simulators
in Miami. Now it's a waiting game I guess. In the meantime
I am thinking of taking a Real Estate course. Can't hurt I suppose.
Thanks again everyone for the constructive ideas
their website doesn't provide much info on the new simulators
in Miami. Now it's a waiting game I guess. In the meantime
I am thinking of taking a Real Estate course. Can't hurt I suppose.
Thanks again everyone for the constructive ideas
02-23-2014, 05:23 AM
#27
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Joined APC: Dec 2013
Posts: 22
just an update
Visited Houston a few days back for a second opinion on my
condition as they have one, if not the, top cardiac center
in the nation. After a full day of testing, basically status remains
unchanged and an FAA rebuttal may or may not come depending
on CT results gleaned over the next year. In other words,
in no time soon, will I be resuming any flying duties. I had kinda
expected such, though I had hoped for a miracle. At the very least,
I was given some hope, that I might return in the future.
Until then, I have filled out resumes at JS as well as Monster looking
for non flying positions within the aviation community, but have had
no responses as yet. I know one issue that I have is the inability to move at this time, for financial reasons it is just not a viable alternative. I have acquired some small paying jobs both from Google and Amazon that puts a few dollars in the pockets, but not really anything of substantial value. If anyone reading these posts does comes across any real leads I would thank you for providing them.
Take Care all and Never take your flying career for granted.
condition as they have one, if not the, top cardiac center
in the nation. After a full day of testing, basically status remains
unchanged and an FAA rebuttal may or may not come depending
on CT results gleaned over the next year. In other words,
in no time soon, will I be resuming any flying duties. I had kinda
expected such, though I had hoped for a miracle. At the very least,
I was given some hope, that I might return in the future.
Until then, I have filled out resumes at JS as well as Monster looking
for non flying positions within the aviation community, but have had
no responses as yet. I know one issue that I have is the inability to move at this time, for financial reasons it is just not a viable alternative. I have acquired some small paying jobs both from Google and Amazon that puts a few dollars in the pockets, but not really anything of substantial value. If anyone reading these posts does comes across any real leads I would thank you for providing them.
Take Care all and Never take your flying career for granted.
02-25-2014, 10:25 AM
#28
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Joined APC: Feb 2014
Posts: 166
Originally Posted by av8torfl
Visited Houston a few days back for a second opinion on my
condition as they have one, if not the, top cardiac center
in the nation. After a full day of testing, basically status remains
unchanged and an FAA rebuttal may or may not come depending
on CT results gleaned over the next year. In other words,
in no time soon, will I be resuming any flying duties. I had kinda
expected such, though I had hoped for a miracle. At the very least,
I was given some hope, that I might return in the future.
Until then, I have filled out resumes at JS as well as Monster looking
for non flying positions within the aviation community, but have had
no responses as yet. I know one issue that I have is the inability to move at this time, for financial reasons it is just not a viable alternative. I have acquired some small paying jobs both from Google and Amazon that puts a few dollars in the pockets, but not really anything of substantial value. If anyone reading these posts does comes across any real leads I would thank you for providing them.
Take Care all and Never take your flying career for granted.
condition as they have one, if not the, top cardiac center
in the nation. After a full day of testing, basically status remains
unchanged and an FAA rebuttal may or may not come depending
on CT results gleaned over the next year. In other words,
in no time soon, will I be resuming any flying duties. I had kinda
expected such, though I had hoped for a miracle. At the very least,
I was given some hope, that I might return in the future.
Until then, I have filled out resumes at JS as well as Monster looking
for non flying positions within the aviation community, but have had
no responses as yet. I know one issue that I have is the inability to move at this time, for financial reasons it is just not a viable alternative. I have acquired some small paying jobs both from Google and Amazon that puts a few dollars in the pockets, but not really anything of substantial value. If anyone reading these posts does comes across any real leads I would thank you for providing them.
Take Care all and Never take your flying career for granted.
02-27-2014, 04:38 AM
#29
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Joined APC: Jul 2006
Position: SIC
Posts: 1,367
Originally Posted by Jupiter8
I am in the same boat. I just do not what to do. I am applying for positions as a sim instructor but my 8000 hours at a regional still leaves me unqualified compared to other candidates.
Does anyone know of any airlines hiring for dispatchers in South Florida?
Does anyone know of any airlines hiring for dispatchers in South Florida?
Nothing as of yet
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