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Gjn290 11-03-2013 02:04 PM


Originally Posted by Natca (Post 1512352)
Oh god sounds like pacific wings, mokulele, and seaport.... Stay away

And you've worked for all three? Otherwise, how can you say that?

Hawker445 11-03-2013 08:30 PM


Originally Posted by Natca (Post 1512352)
Oh god sounds like pacific wings, mokulele, and seaport.... Stay away

Have you ever met a surfair pilot?

Think of it this way. You have a pilot that is always cheerful, and loves to fly that doesn't have as much hours as most guys but is still very experienced.

Or you have a pilot that is a real ******* to people with 10,000+ hours, that just wants to fly and get paid.


If I had the ******* pilot flying me around i probably wouldn't fly with who ever he works for again. SurfAir is very careful with who they hire. Doesn't matter if the guy before the other guy that got hired had more experience.

Hawker445 11-03-2013 09:23 PM

It also ****es me off that they have received less than $25 million in funding..Ugh...meanwhile video game companies receive $30+ million. This is a revolutionary airline. It deserves a chance!

Jetlife 11-04-2013 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by Hawker445 (Post 1512841)
It also ****es me off that they have received less than $25 million in funding..Ugh...meanwhile video game companies receive $30+ million. This is a revolutionary airline. It deserves a chance!

Sorry but you are talking about an industry that serves the top 5%, verses an industry that serves the top 95%. You cannot be surprised that video game manufacturers get massive amounts of funding do you?

yimke 11-13-2013 05:38 AM

What is the pay for each position? Also pay during training?
Do captains need 1000 hours crew time in 135,121, or 91k operations also?

Harry Tasker 11-13-2013 07:06 AM

Any chance of reaching into AZ future destinations?

Hawker445 11-13-2013 04:11 PM


Originally Posted by yimke (Post 1519001)
Do captains need 1000 hours crew time in 135,121, or 91k operations also?

Look on their career pages. It is simple. The biggest thing that gets you hired is your personality. Who cares if you have 4,000hrs in a PC12, if you do, great but it all comes down to who you are.

Captains:

Minimum Qualifications:

ATP
FAA First Class Medical
Restricted Radiotelephone Operators Permit
Valid Drivers License
Impeccable safety record
Previous FAR135/121 experience
Preferred:

2000 hrs
100 Turbine
Previous PC-12 experience
CRM experience

Gjn290 11-13-2013 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by Hawker445 (Post 1519459)
Look on their career pages. It is simple. The biggest thing that gets you hired is your personality. Who cares if you have 4,000hrs in a PC12, if you do, great but it all comes down to who you are.

Captains:

Minimum Qualifications:

ATP
FAA First Class Medical
Restricted Radiotelephone Operators Permit
Valid Drivers License
Impeccable safety record
Previous FAR135/121 experience
Preferred:

2000 hrs
100 Turbine
Previous PC-12 experience
CRM experience

What's with requiring an ATP? It's single engine and I've never met a person with a SE ATP, and what good does a ME ATP do? -- You still only have Commercial privileges when operating SE. Since they require an ATP for captains are they going to get the SIC's a SE ATP when they upgrade? It would be cool to have a SE ATP if someone else pays for it, but that's about it.

Slatsnflaps 11-19-2013 01:17 PM


Originally Posted by Gjn290 (Post 1519531)
What's with requiring an ATP? It's single engine and I've never met a person with a SE ATP, and what good does a ME ATP do? -- You still only have Commercial privileges when operating SE. Since they require an ATP for captains are they going to get the SIC's a SE ATP when they upgrade? It would be cool to have a SE ATP if someone else pays for it, but that's about it.

Any word on Bay Area basing dates?
Is prior pc-12 experience mandatory for Capt?

feltf4 11-19-2013 02:55 PM


Originally Posted by Gjn290 (Post 1519531)
What's with requiring an ATP? It's single engine and I've never met a person with a SE ATP, and what good does a ME ATP do? -- You still only have Commercial privileges when operating SE. Since they require an ATP for captains are they going to get the SIC's a SE ATP when they upgrade? It would be cool to have a SE ATP if someone else pays for it, but that's about it.

Quite a few people at PlaneSense have SE ATPs. An I am sure that Surf air would hold you to your highest certificate like most places would. You have a ME ATP you fly to ATP standards.


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