19 seater turboprop
03-10-2012 | 05:42 PM
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From: FAA 'Flight Check'
Are you truly saying that you washed out of training/IOE between 2000ish yesterday when you made this post:
and today at 2041?
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Originally Posted by Cruz5350
I fly a 1900 up in the northeast and have a blast doing it. Best job ever and I make decent money to boot. Handflying in the worst weather is more rewarding than any of the flying I've done on a RJ.
I fly a 1900 up in the northeast and have a blast doing it. Best job ever and I make decent money to boot. Handflying in the worst weather is more rewarding than any of the flying I've done on a RJ.
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03-10-2012 | 06:44 PM
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And there is plenty of diversity in this industry. I can't tell you how many different types of white males I have met.
03-10-2012 | 06:47 PM
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In order to make sure the OP gets at least on response per 3 pages dealing with the topic, 19 seaters have been a dying breed for a while. 37 seaters are also hard to find. 50 seaters are next on the chopping block, but who knows when the axe will drop.
03-10-2012 | 06:49 PM
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We cant have a world where we fly 100 seat jets to CRW ALB ABE etc....maybe the pants are finally getting close to the right size.
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