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Spicoli 06-01-2013 05:30 AM


Originally Posted by WhiskeyMike (Post 1419372)
What do you guys think about this P2012 Traveller replacement?


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I don't know why they don't go turbine..

Bozo the pilot 06-01-2013 05:33 AM


Originally Posted by Spicoli (Post 1419705)
I don't know why they don't go turbine..

They dont fly at high enough altitudes to make the fuel consumption work with the added costs of turbines. Well below 10000'

Spicoli 06-01-2013 06:17 AM


Originally Posted by Bozo the pilot (Post 1419707)
They dont fly at high enough altitudes to make the fuel consumption work with the added costs of turbines. Well below 10000'

Plenty of the routes would be more efficient if flown with a single turbine vice a multi piston. Also the increased cost of AVGAS vice Jet fuel seems like it will become a huge problem in the future.

Bozo the pilot 06-01-2013 08:17 AM


Originally Posted by Spicoli (Post 1419745)
Plenty of the routes would be more efficient if flown with a single turbine vice a multi piston. Also the increased cost of AVGAS vice Jet fuel seems like it will become a huge problem in the future.

You should submit a proposal- im sure they havent run the numbers:rolleyes:

bozobigtop 06-01-2013 08:23 AM


Originally Posted by Spicoli (Post 1419745)
Plenty of the routes would be more efficient if flown with a single turbine vice a multi piston. Also the increased cost of AVGAS vice Jet fuel seems like it will become a huge problem in the future.


Freddy knew what he was doing when he ask Cessna to build the Caravan for FredEx! in the 1980's.

Bozo the pilot 06-01-2013 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by bozobigtop (Post 1419819)
Freddy knew what he was doing when he ask Cessna to build the Caravan for FredEx! in the 1980's.

^^^def^^^:)

galaxy flyer 06-01-2013 08:28 AM

I'm not too sure you can fly pax IFR FAR 135 in a single turbine.

GF

feltf4 06-01-2013 08:42 AM


Originally Posted by gold (Post 1418577)
Cape seems like a good place to go for someone not interested in a 121 career and trying to break into the the 135 charter/corporate world. Solid 135 PIC experience and I'm guessing the schedules are slightly better than night freight.

Actually..... This is a great place for people to go who want to fly 121. Just ask the people who are now sitting at JetBlue.

Systemized 06-01-2013 10:30 AM


Originally Posted by galaxy flyer (Post 1419821)
I'm not too sure you can fly pax IFR FAR 135 in a single turbine.

GF


Not over water farther than your power-off glide distance.

rudiMENTAL 06-02-2013 06:49 PM

Just saw a post on WFFF for hiring at Cape...

With around 1300 TT/950 Multi is there a decent shot to get hired for either CPT or FO? I've had my app in for a while, but I hadn't updated it until just the other day. As a new hire (either position), what are the chances of getting a BHB or AUG base? Thanks!


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