Ryan air services AK
#11
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Position: SF340/C208
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In the 80's Bering lost a pilot who made a forced landing and died of hypothermia before he could be picked up the next day. They have an outstanding safety record for 35+ years of operation in western Alaska.
#12
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
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Despite that, it was still perfectly fine for a sled to launch in 600/2 SVFR and cruise around at 500'. So a less equipped aircraft with a less experienced pilot could still tuck along at 500' with his forehead in the soup, but a better equipped aircraft with a more experienced (and oftentimes multi) crew had to go IFR on a clear and a million day.
I don't know the solution, but what they did after the second crash of 2016 wasn't even close to right.
It's been almost five months since I left, though, so maybe things really are finally turning around. The pay has increased dramatically and I've known a few people to head back out for it.
Man, I had never heard that. Either way, their record is absolutely stellar. Like I said before, Ryan and Bering are where I would go if I ever decide to go back.
#15
The grammar is a bit confusing but I assume you mean your a 250Hr pilot? I never met anyone there without one. They seem to put guys in the sled after flying right seat in the Casa which requires a multi. So you can apply and give it a shot but Ryan usually gets a good number of applicants so I assume they will pick the guy with the multi.
#16
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Ryan Air recently put out an SIC position for Anchorage, AK.
Minimum 250 TT with Comm Single and Multi. Is this for their Casa or the PC-12?
Pilot ? SIC
Minimum 250 TT with Comm Single and Multi. Is this for their Casa or the PC-12?
Pilot ? SIC
#17
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Joined APC: Mar 2019
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Ryan Air recently put out an SIC position for Anchorage, AK.
Minimum 250 TT with Comm Single and Multi. Is this for their Casa or the PC-12?
Pilot ? SIC
Minimum 250 TT with Comm Single and Multi. Is this for their Casa or the PC-12?
Pilot ? SIC
#19
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Joined APC: Mar 2019
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Used to fly buckets of Kimchi from Barrow to Point Hope to go with the muktuk. Sam & Lee's in Barrow would make it and ship out in 5 gallon buckets.
#20
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Joined APC: Oct 2018
Posts: 27
I believe they have a second saab now. They're hiring up to 6 SICs according to the job posting on their facebook page. It's possible that there may be an open spot on the saab, but I agree that most, if not all, will go to the casa
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