Originally Posted by Jetlife
(Post 2317722)
I am not talking smack when I say this, but my guess is that anyone that has any ounce of carer progression is going to have a red flag on their resume. Older guys are less likely to leave for a regional or leave in general. The best candidate for AMF is somebody who isn't in the hustle to get to the next step. Training costs are either the number 1 or number 2 largest expense for a company. Lowering the cost of training by keeping people is how they are going to survive.
Originally Posted by B1900D
(Post 2317741)
Makes complete sense!
We still need younger, less experienced pilots to fly our PA31 and BE99 aircraft. Most older folks coming in looking for a second career are not going to want to go into a piston or small turbine aircraft. Those are for guys looking to still build time. But since the majority of folks leave relatively quickly from those planes, we still need to staff our typed planes. Hence the older mean age of our new hire classes. We know younger pilots are going to move on fairly quickly. That's a fact of life. But we WOULD like to hire folks are willing to commit to stay at LEAST long enough for us to recoup our cost to train you. So if you aren't willing to stay at least that long (6 months to one year) why would AMF want to hire you? Our reason for being in business is NOT to provide young pilots a way to build their careers. That is a byproduct of our operation. And we do want to make pilots who come here the very best pilots they can be. We do that to make our business more efficient and profitable. That is why we simply ask that if you come here, you stay long enough to make it worth our while to hire you. |
Which job fairs does AMF attend and have booths at?
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Originally Posted by F50driver
(Post 2317761)
Thank you Sir for answering both questions.
If there is a KSUS based pilot here on APC who is able to PM me that will be appreciated. thanks, What kind of sim and where is the type rating obtained for the SA 227 and BE99? Thanks again, |
Originally Posted by F50driver
(Post 2318041)
And one more question which I wasn't able to find in this thread:
What kind of sim and where is the type rating obtained for the SA 227 and BE99? Thanks again, See if this link works: http://resources.flightsafety.com/PD...d_Regional.pdf |
Originally Posted by own nav
(Post 2318089)
No type rating for the BE99, in house sim. The Sim for the Metro is in San Antonio.
See if this link works: http://resources.flightsafety.com/PD...d_Regional.pdf |
Does the 99 have air conditioning? And if so, does it work?
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Originally Posted by GearDwn
(Post 2318293)
Does the 99 have air conditioning?
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Originally Posted by Jetlife
(Post 2318295)
Best question ever asked on APC, ever.
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99 - Air conditioning
Has to be better than a TwinStar with a bubble canopy
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Originally Posted by GearDwn
(Post 2318293)
Does the 99 have air conditioning? And if so, does it work?
You made my day! |
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