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03-19-2018 | 07:05 PM
#4395
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Yes, correct. That's the main requirement to get into the program. But of course once you are in, there's a list of benchmarks you must meet to successfully complete it.
Once you are employed with us, you can put your resume/name in the hat after you complete training (about 6 weeks).
Once you are employed with us, you can put your resume/name in the hat after you complete training (about 6 weeks).
03-19-2018 | 07:57 PM
#4396
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That's hard to say because the program just went active about 2 months ago and the first couple of candidates entered the Mentor phase. None of our pilots have actually gone to UPS yet through the program. These ones should hire onto UPS first quarter of next year.
03-20-2018 | 05:51 AM
#4398
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The program is based on three years. The first two, you'll achieve the benchmarks. The last year is the UPS mentoring phase. We have three pilots in the program right now and they are already in the mentoring phase since they've been with us and reached those benchmarks already.
Hope that helps!
03-20-2018 | 09:19 AM
#4399
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I know this was answered already, but I wanted to reiterate that the program is brand new. Went live at the end of December.
The program is based on three years. The first two, you'll achieve the benchmarks. The last year is the UPS mentoring phase. We have three pilots in the program right now and they are already in the mentoring phase since they've been with us and reached those benchmarks already.
Hope that helps!
The program is based on three years. The first two, you'll achieve the benchmarks. The last year is the UPS mentoring phase. We have three pilots in the program right now and they are already in the mentoring phase since they've been with us and reached those benchmarks already.
Hope that helps!
03-20-2018 | 09:38 AM
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Ameriflight
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Correct. While in the program, you'll have to get ATP qualified (AMF pays for ATP/CTP course) and type rated with 1,000 hours of Turbine PIC time with us. They also want you to become one of the following - Check Airman, Instructor, or other management role. They also want you to be a mentor to our ACP pilots. In addition, they want you to have leadership training and volunteer service. They'll also give you some reading assignments.
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