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06-18-2018 | 07:36 AM

#551

Pilotjoe91

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From: First officer at Skywest

Quote:

Originally Posted by aviatorhi

Hmmmm... single engine over the ocean. Sounds really, really smart.

They plan their routes accordingly with glide distances in mind. Whenever they fly over the ocean they have an emergency plan, which would allow them to glide to a suitable landing spot on land.

06-18-2018 | 07:38 AM

#552

dera

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From: Whale FO

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pilotjoe91

They plan their routes accordingly with glide distances in mind. Whenever they fly over the ocean they have an emergency plan, which would allow them to glide to a suitable landing spot on land.

Also known as 135.183

Doesn't specify "suitable landing spot" btw, just need to reach dry land.

06-25-2018 | 05:12 PM

#553

WindWalker999

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dera

Also known as 135.183

Doesn't specify "suitable landing spot" btw, just need to reach dry land.

http://m.hawaiinewsnow.com/hawaiinewsnow/pm_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=od:LVNta9pH

http://m.hawaiinewsnow.com/hawaiinewsnow/pm_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=od:RBejuVCm

FWIW they seem to be pretty good at “making it”.....

06-25-2018 | 05:23 PM

#554

dera

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From: Whale FO

Quote:

Originally Posted by WindWalker999

http://m.hawaiinewsnow.com/hawaiinewsnow/pm_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=od:LVNta9pH

KHNL

FWIW they seem to be pretty good at “making it”.....

Yeah, most of the time you can make a safe landing, but the reg itself does not require it. Just need to reach dry land.

11-28-2018 | 06:01 PM

#555

BlueLine727

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Anyone know whats going on lately? I saw an ad that all SIC's have to pay for training?

11-29-2018 | 06:35 PM

#556

chrispilotcole

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueLine727

Anyone know whats going on lately? I saw an ad that all SIC's have to pay for training?

As of 3 or so months ago, the hiring had stopped for the time being. I spent most of the year trying to get in with them, even had an interview.

No guaranteed hours (from what I heard, people were getting as little as 5hrs a month) and training costs more than getting your CFI. If you get to the training round in Hawaii, it’s glass cockpit flying. But if you will be LAX based, you’ll come back to the mainland and train in the 6 pack. Hope this helps

12-02-2018 | 05:23 AM

#557

Macchi30

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Incase you all haven’t already seen this, this guy has dozens of high quality videos from his time flying with Mokulele

https://youtu.be/XbRSJWGscp8

12-03-2018 | 09:03 AM

#558

BravoPapa

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Macchi30

Incase you all haven’t already seen this, this guy has dozens of high quality videos from his time flying with Mokulele

https://youtu.be/XbRSJWGscp8

He is well known in this thread. He has since moved on to Envoy.

12-03-2018 | 09:36 AM

#559

c208rtst

New Hire

Joined: Dec 2018

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From: CRJ FO

All aircraft are now G1000 (Legacy/EX). Monthly bid hours for new SIC's based in LAX are very low. However, you will be paid the monthly guarantee of 70hrs @ $21/hr.

12-09-2018 | 09:53 AM

#560

Never2Late

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Out of curiosity, where do they fly to from LAX? I would have no desire to move to HI to live on what they are paying however SIC in LAX would be worth it. Their website says all pilots will be based in HI