Flying Reserve
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I am a new hire for SkyWest and I have been flying corporate just about all of my flying career, Can someone please explain to me flying reserve and how I can plan, I know I will have to sit twiddling my thumb's a lot but I would like a little better explanation of how it works ie do I need a crash pad ,car and so on and so on. Thanks in advance for all the inputs.
Merlyn
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I am a new hire for SkyWest and I have been flying corporate just about all of my flying career, Can someone please explain to me flying reserve and how I can plan, I know I will have to sit twiddling my thumb's a lot but I would like a little better explanation of how it works ie do I need a crash pad ,car and so on and so on. Thanks in advance for all the inputs.
Merlyn
Merlyn
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!!!!!That pretty much sums up regional reserve life.
I'm sure someone else can add a little more to that.
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I did google SAPA, nothing aviation related came up. Most don't know what the acronym SAPA means and would not know it would need to be googled in conjunction with skywest. A quick copy/paste of a link would have been less effort assuming links are allowed to be posted on this forum.
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