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#11
On Reserve
Joined APC: Aug 2015
Posts: 11
Jack Browns is a blast. The most fun flying I've done to date, and I worked at Tropic for 2 years. I loved my time at Tropic, lots of fun flying. It's not all roses, as there's a lot of other duties that come with flying, but overall it was a great experience.
Good luck.
Good luck.
#12
Jack Browns is a blast. The most fun flying I've done to date, and I worked at Tropic for 2 years. I loved my time at Tropic, lots of fun flying. It's not all roses, as there's a lot of other duties that come with flying, but overall it was a great experience.
Good luck.
Good luck.
#13
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#14
Line Holder
Joined APC: Nov 2017
Position: Director of Operations
Posts: 61
Careful. Tropic makes pilots sign a two year non compete that blankets the entire east coast. Their pay and work rules are ok for Florida, but sub standard in the float industry.
#15
What are their work rules and pay? I can't seem to get an answer out of anyone on that. I don't want to apply just to find out either, if it isn't doable then I don't want to waste their time, or mine.
#16
I was told by a pilot that’s currently with the company that he can’t say what the pay is because HR will tell you during the interview.
I can’t imagine that it’s much for an FO with 250 hours in the right seat of the Caravan. Only thing is, South Florida is expensive. Soooo...
#17
Line Holder
Joined APC: Nov 2017
Position: Director of Operations
Posts: 61
I think it’s $100 + $50 per diem per day for SIC working in the NYC area. PIC in the NY area is either $250 to $300 + $50 per diem.
6 on 1 off schedule. If heard non seasonal pic make less than $70k annually.
6 on 1 off schedule. If heard non seasonal pic make less than $70k annually.
^^^^THIS^^^^
I was told by a pilot that’s currently with the company that he can’t say what the pay is because HR will tell you during the interview.
I can’t imagine that it’s much for an FO with 250 hours in the right seat of the Caravan. Only thing is, South Florida is expensive. Soooo...
I was told by a pilot that’s currently with the company that he can’t say what the pay is because HR will tell you during the interview.
I can’t imagine that it’s much for an FO with 250 hours in the right seat of the Caravan. Only thing is, South Florida is expensive. Soooo...
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