Time building in Pipeline Patrol
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Does anyone know of any pipeline patrol companies that use multi-engine aircraft? I have a little over a year of pipeline patrol experience and wouldn't mind continuing if I could get some multi time (or turbine time.)
I know there's got to be at least one because I've heard them on the radio out by Laredo and McAllen Texas.
I know there's got to be at least one because I've heard them on the radio out by Laredo and McAllen Texas.
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Pipeline Patrol is flying the pipelines (there are hundreds of them, each hundreds to thousands of miles long) to check for damage, leaks, and encroachment. They do that periodically to ensure everything is okay.
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Yes. People get upset about Keystone XL pipeline like it is the first in the world. Both crude oil and products pipelines have been in use everywhere for decades. A darn sight safer than rail cars or trucks.
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Yeah, that's exactly what I'm seeing now as well. I am a fresh CPL and there is absolutely nothing for anyone below 500 hours, probably 1,000 hours at this point. CFI it is If I want to build any hours...
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