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CaptainJackson

12-23-2008 11:35 AM

Can Anyone Help a Seattle Pilot?

Hello All,

I need some help from the pilot community. I need a job in the Northwest. I will take anything. I don't even have to fly, just need work. I would really appreciate any help.

I am currently an FO for Republic Airlines on the EMJ 170 based in PHL. Previously an FO for American Eagle and King Air 200 GT and 90 GTI driver. Total time around 3500, PIC 1000, Jet 1700... Flight Safety current on the King Air 200 and 90 as of Aug.

I live near Seattle, WA and my wife just had our first baby. I cannot leave for non-commutable 4 day trips. I took a personal leave until I find another job.

Thanks for your help. Email me if you need any more info.

Jake

[email protected]

RAHPilot5

12-23-2008 01:26 PM

can u go on FMLA and find a job?

congrats on becoming a father!

go on republicpilots.org and ask around

captain152

12-23-2008 02:25 PM

I know there's lots of flying to be done up there man! With that being said, there are tons of jobs available in the aviation industry that don't involve flying as well. If you look on www.climbto350.com or any other aviation forum website I'm sure you can turn up some good leads.

Congrats on becoming a father!! :)

CaptainJackson

12-23-2008 03:38 PM

Thanks Guys,

I'm super excited to be a father. Just have to figure out how to afford the little bugger, and not be gone 5 nights a week.

Believe me, I check all the job sites...hourly.... just not a lot of openings in the northwest.

Thanks for the ideas

Did I mention that I would take any job :)

bohicagain

12-23-2008 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainJackson (Post 524498)

My wife use to work as a 911 call taker. Look around the local city's in your area. Starting pay is mid to high 30's every night at home and a lot of action. Great benefits probably top out mid 60's but its a good job

Rook	12-23-2008 06:10 PM

Good luck to you Jake and congratulations. Family first.

Seatownflyer

12-23-2008 06:43 PM

kenmore air out of boeing maybe.

LIOG41

12-23-2008 07:08 PM

Lacy is an option out of Seattle...

OnMyWay

12-23-2008 07:15 PM

Where abouts in Seattle do you live?

hoserpilot

12-23-2008 07:26 PM

go work for the faa. the fsdo up there is huge.

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