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Herman 04-19-2014 12:12 PM

My drawbridge just broke...Anybody know a reputable Mechanic who can also fix fine German automobiles? CHEERS. ..H

321pilot 04-21-2014 05:26 AM


Originally Posted by Tycer (Post 1625452)
I'm a Dal guy and fly for the guard in CLT. I'd be more than happy to talk, 704-280-1147

PM sent Tycer, thanks!

C17flyguy 04-27-2014 08:03 AM

Ok, thread revival... How far is too far to "commute" to a reserve job? For instance, would a ATL new hire be alright in Peachtree City and doing reserve duty in the Panhandle of FL? I'm trying to figure out how close to live to either during the first couple of years. Would it make more sense to live more towards the middle of both like Auburn or just take the hit and live closer to the full time DAL job?

badflaps 04-27-2014 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by C17flyguy (Post 1631347)
Ok, thread revival... How far is too far to "commute" to a reserve job? For instance, would a ATL new hire be alright in Peachtree City and doing reserve duty in the Panhandle of FL? I'm trying to figure out how close to live to either during the first couple of years. Would it make more sense to live more towards the middle of both like Auburn or just take the hit and live closer to the full time DAL job?

Take the worst case scenario at either, and decide which is the most important in your future.

dtfl 04-29-2014 11:46 AM


Originally Posted by full of luv (Post 1623676)
Agree with this train of thought. Initially for the first decade, living where you can regularly drill will be more valuable than living in airline base as you will be able to manipulate your sked with mil leave when you need to.
LUV

Laughing at the sound of numerous base Chief Pilots screwing themselves into the roof over this quote :p

TexanDriver 12-18-2014 06:12 PM

Thread bump. Any ATL based commuters out of GSP? Looks like I'll be doing the dreaded double commute, but the Frau wants to be closer to her folks in GSP (Happy Wife, Happy Life). Driving looks like 2.5 hrs minus traffic, about 7 flights a day, and is a two-hop flight to my reserve unit. It appears it may not be too bad. But anyone actually doing it and can chime in? Thanks!

MikeF16 12-19-2014 12:11 AM


Originally Posted by TexanDriver (Post 1786395)
Thread bump. Any ATL based commuters out of GSP? Looks like I'll be doing the dreaded double commute, but the Frau wants to be closer to her folks in GSP (Happy Wife, Happy Life). Driving looks like 2.5 hrs minus traffic, about 7 flights a day, and is a two-hop flight to my reserve unit. It appears it may not be too bad. But anyone actually doing it and can chime in? Thanks!

Maybe time to trade-in the practice wife? Sorry I couldn't resist and I've got no useful information for you. Good luck I don't envy you, I don't even want a single commute.

80ktsClamp 12-19-2014 12:17 AM


Originally Posted by TexanDriver (Post 1786395)
Thread bump. Any ATL based commuters out of GSP? Looks like I'll be doing the dreaded double commute, but the Frau wants to be closer to her folks in GSP (Happy Wife, Happy Life). Driving looks like 2.5 hrs minus traffic, about 7 flights a day, and is a two-hop flight to my reserve unit. It appears it may not be too bad. But anyone actually doing it and can chime in? Thanks!

Why not move to the NE side of ATL to be within 1.5 hours of the folks and 1 hour of ATL?


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