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9kBud 09-14-2013 10:49 AM

Got it. I wouldn't want to upgrade out of base either if I were home-based.

sushka02 09-14-2013 12:09 PM

Is there an email that I can send in my resume to?
I applied online and submitted my resume but I never hear back.
In interested in a specific base only.

eman 09-15-2013 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by chritz1179 (Post 1482243)
Metro is no joke it's a busy plane to try and handle single pilot dont think I'd want to do that.

Don't be scurrrred, it's not difficult with the proper training and besides, it'll make you feel like a badass when you're flying it.

I didn't think I'd fly this plane and when I saw it, my "pre-checkride" chills came over me...after training I felt like my cojones grew

eman 09-15-2013 04:43 PM


Originally Posted by frmrbuffdrvr (Post 1483913)
Miami has some high time runs. The highest time run we have in Texas is about 65 hours/month.

I think it is more individual runs than bases.

That's right, used to get close to 90 hours/month when I had the junior route. Our other ones are 4-6/day

freightdog 09-15-2013 05:45 PM


Originally Posted by eman (Post 1484638)
That's right, used to get close to 90 hours/month when I had the junior route. Our other ones are 4-6/day

Check out the CVG runs as well. There's was some pretty good time building runs out there as well.

undflyboy06 09-16-2013 06:00 AM


Originally Posted by freightdog (Post 1484655)
Check out the CVG runs as well. There's was some pretty good time building runs out there as well.

I agree. Some good flight time runs out of CVG, but QOL sucks. Your schedule will always change at the last minute too. Not to many people like the CVG base, but stick it out for a while to get their time up and then move on.

Oldog 09-16-2013 04:34 PM


Originally Posted by own nav (Post 1482182)
If only this were more widely known in the industry.

There's evidence over the years that some major airlines are pretty impressed by it. . . .

8ballfreight 09-16-2013 05:13 PM

Shame on you John.

Mgmt at its finest.

DaCat1989 09-16-2013 06:08 PM

I'm a west coast native living out in the midwest and working to get back to the west.

Anyways... Probably mentioned in the previous 164 pages but I'm thinking about applying at AMF. What are my chances of being hired and based somewhere in southern california straight into a turbine aircraft?

i'm at about 1100tt with 250hrs in a king air c90...

NoJoy 09-16-2013 07:14 PM

Where are the EMB-120s based?


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