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Number of pilots per RJ?
Hello all,
I am wondering how many pilots per CRJ-200 an airline like SkyWest has? If you have the number for the CRJ-900 that would be nice as well. Thanks for any help! |
5.5 Crews per plane is typical.
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Most airlines staff around 5 per seat.
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Typically 2. I'm pretty sure there aren't any RJs that are single pilot certified nor are there any with a flight engineer. Sometimes 3 if you're getting a line check or something.
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Originally Posted by lolwut
(Post 1244750)
Typically 2. I'm pretty sure there aren't any RJs that are single pilot certified nor are there any with a flight engineer. Sometimes 3 if you're getting a line check or something.
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Originally Posted by dl773
(Post 1244726)
Hello all,
I am wondering how many pilots per CRJ-200 an airline like SkyWest has? If you have the number for the CRJ-900 that would be nice as well. Thanks for any help! |
Originally Posted by lolwut:1244750
Typically 2. I'm pretty sure there aren't any RJs that are single pilot certified nor are there any with a flight engineer. Sometimes 3 if you're getting a line check or something.
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Originally Posted by lolwut
(Post 1244750)
Typically 2. I'm pretty sure there aren't any RJs that are single pilot certified nor are there any with a flight engineer. Sometimes 3 if you're getting a line check or something.
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Originally Posted by Mesabah
(Post 1244796)
Don't you mean 1 pilot and 1 student pilot....
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Originally Posted by gonyon
(Post 1244773)
what are the staffing models for mainline airplanes?
Mainline/legacy is TOTALLY different. Partly due to better work rules, but more so for the wide body/int'l requirements for augmented creed, etc. If you were to ask 80kts how many pilots are on say the Airbus at DAL, then the 777 or 744, the ratios are probably not the same. |
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