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07-10-2007 | 04:35 PM
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You lack the experience.
And I don't mean flying a fast/big airplane, but operating in
the 121 environment. I've flown a few hundred hours operating in the 135 environment and I'm noticing now how different the 121 world is and how a new guy [with not even a commercial] could easily be chewed alive. Esp. in a jet
You havent even flown with more than 3 people aboard an airplane
Don't mean to bust your balls....but....
"just my .02cents"
And I don't mean flying a fast/big airplane, but operating in
the 121 environment. I've flown a few hundred hours operating in the 135 environment and I'm noticing now how different the 121 world is and how a new guy [with not even a commercial] could easily be chewed alive. Esp. in a jet
You havent even flown with more than 3 people aboard an airplane
Don't mean to bust your balls....but....
"just my .02cents"
BTW, I flew my instructor and 4 passengers to dinner one night
07-10-2007 | 04:40 PM
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I respect your 2 cents for sure, but a lot of people go from their commercial license to CFIing for a year or two, then jump to FO in a regional airline. Not that much of a difference in experience in my opinion.
BTW, I flew my instructor and 4 passengers to dinner one night
BTW, I flew my instructor and 4 passengers to dinner one night
Thats why I never got my CFI.
Never believed that CFIing would teach you much past around 500 dual given.
Some people WILL disagree with me.....but...it's true.
I think operating in a 135/91 environment will prepare you more for the 121 world though.
Doing stalls all day long in a 172 won't.
Unless you're teaching lazy eights in an RJ
07-10-2007 | 04:41 PM
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From: RC-3 Seabee. Skipper of the A21 cutter.
You lack the experience.
And I don't mean flying a fast/big airplane, but operating in
the 121 environment. I've flown a few hundred hours operating in the 135 environment and I'm noticing now how different the 121 world is and how a new guy [with not even a commercial] could easily be chewed alive. Esp. in a jet
You havent even flown with more than 3 people aboard an airplane
Don't mean to bust your balls....but....
"just my .02cents"
And I don't mean flying a fast/big airplane, but operating in
the 121 environment. I've flown a few hundred hours operating in the 135 environment and I'm noticing now how different the 121 world is and how a new guy [with not even a commercial] could easily be chewed alive. Esp. in a jet
You havent even flown with more than 3 people aboard an airplane
Don't mean to bust your balls....but....
"just my .02cents"
I can't disagree with you about the CFIing.
I do side with your about 91/135 experience but that's difficult to get if you don't have 1200hrs....At least at most places. Major kudos again for getting hired at 20. I would have jumped all over it if I had that opportunity at that age.
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