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#51
ILS 08 has a race-track, mandatory PT from all fixes taking you to SILEX.
I can't believe people are having issues with that! I'd smack them upside the head myself if I was in your shoes, then thank them for making the selection process easier.
I can't believe people are having issues with that! I'd smack them upside the head myself if I was in your shoes, then thank them for making the selection process easier.
#52
I knew a former "freightdog" would answer this question correctly. Except, looking at VTU and FIM transitions are the words "NO PT", but from the LAX 316R, YES, a PT is required, and yes they make the selection process very easy.
#54
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
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#58
Why would you expect the FO pay? Everyone goes into the Navajo, unless you get hired into an all-turbine base.
I wish there was a good place where all the info on Amflight was posted, so I didn't have to sift through old threads. Is it possible, with seniority (if so, about how long) to get runs that don't involve sitting at the airport all day for 5 days a week? I have no problem flying at odd hours or working hard, but I kinda dread the thought of having to spend all day everyday at some FBO waiting for night to roll around. Is that really how it is, or am I off?
#59
That's what I wasn't sure about- since hiring has slowed down, I didn't know if there was a chance I would get stuck in the right seat of the Bro...
I wish there was a good place where all the info on Amflight was posted, so I didn't have to sift through old threads. Is it possible, with seniority (if so, about how long) to get runs that don't involve sitting at the airport all day for 5 days a week? I have no problem flying at odd hours or working hard, but I kinda dread the thought of having to spend all day everyday at some FBO waiting for night to roll around. Is that really how it is, or am I off?
I wish there was a good place where all the info on Amflight was posted, so I didn't have to sift through old threads. Is it possible, with seniority (if so, about how long) to get runs that don't involve sitting at the airport all day for 5 days a week? I have no problem flying at odd hours or working hard, but I kinda dread the thought of having to spend all day everyday at some FBO waiting for night to roll around. Is that really how it is, or am I off?
#60
You're kind of off. Most of our flying is for UPS, so most runs start in the morning, have between 1-3 legs, hang out at the layover, then fly back into the hub airport. Most flights get back in the early to late evening.
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