Anyone know if there are part-time or on call jobs at PDX for Ameriflight?

i dont think so, i am ptoc. but i worked there full time before i took a corporate job.

If you're outstation based, you fly the same schedule every week. If you live in the city with the base, it can change every week. There is a stipulation in the employee handbook about taking "personal" days if you need them.

Many pilots try to get reserve duty on the days they have appointments or other duty, but unlike 121 airlines, reserve at Ameriflight can be the senior bid, because you still get paid the same for the day, whether you fly or not.

just talk to SP and was told i need 100pic for currency to qualify?? sounds appropriate but still a little confused. anyone else hear this or similar story?

100 PIC what? multi? total? last 90 days? give us more info! Plus things are getting more competitive. We are looking to run a class of 12 in January.

100pic period in last year(fuloughed from 121 carrier and only know what the right side of the aircraft does). any advice?

The website says nothing bout currency other than instrument.

Find someone with a plane and go on a longgggggg cross country.

Or find multiple people who are doing engine runs and log that.:cool::D

What is the best way to apply to Ameriflight?

I guess the absolute best way would be to call Sylvia Perez directly and either email your resume to her or fill it out online. One advantage to calling is that when you interview she can put a face to all the harassing phone calls wanting a job!

Rumor is we are looking to run a class of 12 in January.