LabCorp
#11
Works harder not smarter
Joined APC: Sep 2008
Position: A320 CA
Posts: 142
I flew for Quest. More diverse flight operation than Labcorp. Phenom 100's are the senior pilot planes. PC12, TBM7's and Barons. Part 91 flying so expect to go when the wx is bad. Quest has added financial incentives for recruiting pilots. Last I heard they started at $60k plus profit sharing, stock and annual pay raises. Round robins = you're home most nights. Yet plan to fly many legs and to be sleeping when everyone else is awake. When I was there 8 to 11+ legs a night... Excellent maintenance. It should be a safer operation these days. You must live near Reading, PA or Laurenceville, GA or Kansas City (?). Four on, 3 off with holidays and most weekends off. Good luck with your job search.
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#12
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2010
Position: CJ2+ Captain, Part 91
Posts: 63
Labcorp is all part 91, single pilot Vintage PC12s. No NG models at this point. Starting pay is around 55K-60K and is pretty stagnant. Work nights and or days, and may switch between the two depending on the week. They fly tue-Fri, and some Sat night flights. Decent benefits with Labcorp. I don't work there, but have good info on them.
#13
New Hire
Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 1
Labcorp is based out of Burlington, NC. (KBUY) and goes by the "SkyLab" call sign.
Quest goes by the call sign LabQuest.
Labcorp flies medical samples like blood.
PC12 (pre NG models) single pilot IFR
Flights are late afternoon to mid morning (mostly Mon-Fri with limited weekend flights)
2-4 legs per night out and back. Home every night.
Hope it helps.
Quest goes by the call sign LabQuest.
Labcorp flies medical samples like blood.
PC12 (pre NG models) single pilot IFR
Flights are late afternoon to mid morning (mostly Mon-Fri with limited weekend flights)
2-4 legs per night out and back. Home every night.
Hope it helps.
#14
Gets Weekends Off
Thread Starter
Joined APC: Mar 2013
Posts: 274
Labcorp is based out of Burlington, NC. (KBUY) and goes by the "SkyLab" call sign.
Quest goes by the call sign LabQuest.
Labcorp flies medical samples like blood.
PC12 (pre NG models) single pilot IFR
Flights are late afternoon to mid morning (mostly Mon-Fri with limited weekend flights)
2-4 legs per night out and back. Home every night.
Hope it helps.
Quest goes by the call sign LabQuest.
Labcorp flies medical samples like blood.
PC12 (pre NG models) single pilot IFR
Flights are late afternoon to mid morning (mostly Mon-Fri with limited weekend flights)
2-4 legs per night out and back. Home every night.
Hope it helps.
#15
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 66
Labcorp also sources out some of the routes to Central Air in the Aero Commander 500S. I can assure you that Central Air doesn't pay anywhere close to Labcorp. From talking with pilots from both Labcorp and Quest, Quest is the better company for equipment and pay.
#16
Gets Weekends Off
Thread Starter
Joined APC: Mar 2013
Posts: 274
Again, thanks for the info, applied to Quest a few weeks ago, never heard a thing.
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