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ERJ135

11-14-2006 08:25 AM

Jpilot99

I have a friend that just interviewed with Eagle and it went well. Not sure what he'll get for A/C type but, if its the EMB he might get BOS.

JPilot99

11-14-2006 11:05 AM

Thanks for the feed back guys, sitting here in Dallas, I'll let you know how it goes, I have some other leads and conenctions for 135 jobs in new england also, Airnet just called me for an interview too so we'll see how that goes, got alot on the plate just have to decide what path I want to take.

skywalkerta

11-17-2006 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by JPilot99 (Post 80098)

Does anyone know anything about Boston-Maine Airways based in Portsmouth, NH. Any pilots for them belong to apc? I was wondering about qol, pay, schedules, is psm the only domicile or is it just where the hq is? I have an interview there for a J-31 position coming up in the next few weeks and would like a little info, thanks for the help!

Ok this is all you need to know about them. You ready? "DON'T GO" "DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT GOING" thats the best available advice you will find on here.

CubCAPTAIN

11-21-2006 05:03 PM

I live and fly in Portsmouth, and Boston-Maine has a seriously bad reputation. The maintenance blows. A guy I know flew there and had the intruments fill up with water in the rain. A lady I know went through the whole training program only to be presented with a 2 year training contract (that hadn't been previously mentioned). Apparently the majority of the class walked out. Sounds like a good time :rolleyes:

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