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03-13-2017 | 12:03 PM
#6561
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03-13-2017 | 01:54 PM
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03-13-2017 | 04:14 PM
#6566
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Personally, I would rather drive to base than to sit in my home airport for an hour, then fly for 45 mins, just to sit in base for 4 hours before my show time.
But, it is up to you. You can change your base bid pretty quickly, so you have some time to decide. Reserve time in CLT is falling. With 25 upgrades a month, it won't be long until reserve is just a few months.
03-13-2017 | 05:41 PM
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A 3:30 hour drive will take less time than a 1 leg commute in almost every instance, although that is a long drive.
Personally, I would rather drive to base than to sit in my home airport for an hour, then fly for 45 mins, just to sit in base for 4 hours before my show time.
But, it is up to you. You can change your base bid pretty quickly, so you have some time to decide. Reserve time in CLT is falling. With 25 upgrades a month, it won't be long until reserve is just a few months.
Personally, I would rather drive to base than to sit in my home airport for an hour, then fly for 45 mins, just to sit in base for 4 hours before my show time.
But, it is up to you. You can change your base bid pretty quickly, so you have some time to decide. Reserve time in CLT is falling. With 25 upgrades a month, it won't be long until reserve is just a few months.
03-13-2017 | 06:28 PM
#6569
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From: military rotary wing, dual seat
I apologize if this is the wrong thread, but with the good mix of experience in here I figured it was a good place to ask; is there a general recommendation/understanding that guys go through interview prep services (such as emerald coast or flytheline) prior to interviews? I have no doubt that these programs would improve anyone, but between developing and rehearsing my answers on the gouges I've seen, should I be concerned that without these $400-500 courses I have no chance of being hired?
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03-13-2017 | 07:16 PM
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I apologize if this is the wrong thread, but with the good mix of experience in here I figured it was a good place to ask; is there a general recommendation/understanding that guys go through interview prep services (such as emerald coast or flytheline) prior to interviews? I have no doubt that these programs would improve anyone, but between developing and rehearsing my answers on the gouges I've seen, should I be concerned that without these $400-500 courses I have no chance of being hired?
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For a regional, absolutely not.
Just be yourself and answer truthfully.
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