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Old 02-01-2013 | 09:05 PM
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With the ATP rule hitting and regionals struggling to find ATP qualified applicants are multi mins disappearing? So far I see a few that used to have stated multi mins that now have ATP mins only.
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Old 02-01-2013 | 09:11 PM
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With the ATP rule hitting and regionals struggling to find ATP qualified applicants are multi mins disappearing? So far I see a few that used to have stated multi mins that now have ATP mins only.
I did observe that at couple places too. However American Eagle for example shows no multi min on their web but their recruiter told me via Facbook that its 50 hour.

Anyone know if multi min at Skywest or Eagle will disappear?
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Old 02-02-2013 | 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted by SongMan
I did observe that at couple places too. However American Eagle for example shows no multi min on their web but their recruiter told me via Facbook that its 50 hour.

Anyone know if multi min at Skywest or Eagle will disappear?
Its very unlikely at SKW. I can't remember a time when OO has ever lowered the mins from 1000/100.
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Old 02-02-2013 | 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted by BeardedFlyer
With the ATP rule hitting and regionals struggling to find ATP qualified applicants are multi mins disappearing?
I don't think anyone is struggling to find qualified applicants yet, especially with a lot of PNCL and Comair pilots out there now. I was hired when mins were 1,000/100 and everyone in my new hire class still easily had ATP mins and about half of the class had turbine time.
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Old 02-02-2013 | 03:18 AM
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Originally Posted by rcfd13
I don't think anyone is struggling to find qualified applicants yet, especially with a lot of PNCL and Comair pilots out there now. I was hired when mins were 1,000/100 and everyone in my new hire class still easily had ATP mins and about half of the class had turbine time.

There are definitely places struggling to find qualified applicants yet. TSA is hiring like crazy and having a hard time filling classes, for example.
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Old 02-02-2013 | 03:47 AM
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They won't drop below 50 if the NPRM stands as is because that is the new minimum for a ME ATP.
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the law of unintended consequences once again - quality sacrificed for quantity
And yet the whole issue was argued on the basis of quality
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Old 02-02-2013 | 05:16 AM
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They won't drop below 50 if the NPRM stands as is because that is the new minimum for a ME ATP.
They could drop to perhaps 25 since you will receive more time during sim before you have your ATP ride. At eagle you get approximately 20 hours as PF and 20 hours of PM.
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Ive wondered the same thing. Before, getting 1000 hours was never too difficult and so putting 100 or 200 hours of multi engine time was a great way to limit the pool. Now, it almost seems 1500 hours and 500XC is the limiting factor. With a decrease in applicants, it would make sense to remove the multi-engine requirement.

I know Eagle for one is having a hard time filling classes - I wonder why.
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Originally Posted by snippercr
Ive wondered the same thing. Before, getting 1000 hours was never too difficult and so putting 100 or 200 hours of multi engine time was a great way to limit the pool. Now, it almost seems 1500 hours and 500XC is the limiting factor. With a decrease in applicants, it would make sense to remove the multi-engine requirement.

I know Eagle for one is having a hard time filling classes - I wonder why.
This is wrong. IT WOULD MAKE SENSE TO RAISE THE PAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This line of thinking is why there will never be a pilot shortage.
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