Newbies, Read This
02-08-2007 | 09:24 PM
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Gets Weekends Off
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From: A320
Newbies, Read This
It seems like every new thread were discussing the same old topics.
So if you’re new to the regional industry ask your questions here.
If you've been here awhile give your opinion of the regional industry in 2 sentences or less.
Lets keep these posts quick and to the point for those who don’t know the state of the regionals.
I’m tired of hearing the same posts over and over
So if you’re new to the regional industry ask your questions here.
If you've been here awhile give your opinion of the regional industry in 2 sentences or less.
Lets keep these posts quick and to the point for those who don’t know the state of the regionals.
I’m tired of hearing the same posts over and over
02-08-2007 | 10:05 PM
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APC co-founder
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From: B777
Thanks, couldn't have said it better myself 
A few other things worth noting about the forum:
A few other things worth noting about the forum:
- The search feature works great if your trying to find info
- The forum titles (New Hire, etc) are automatically advanced based on the number of posts
- Please read the thread title on try to stay on topic, start a new thread (after searching) if you want to take the discussion in a new direction
- This icon:
found in each post allows you to report inappropriate posts
Turboprops V Jets
02-10-2007 | 12:35 AM
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Che Guevara
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I'm just curious why you have to have "X" amount of posts to use the search function. On another unrelated forum they make you signup then only have the search function available for 48 hrs before you are allowed to post. I've noticed some just start posting to meet the requirement.
You could also make it like Yahoo! questions where you are awarded points for answers based on the reviews and have to have "Y" amount of points to ask a question.
You could also make it like Yahoo! questions where you are awarded points for answers based on the reviews and have to have "Y" amount of points to ask a question.
02-11-2007 | 06:09 AM
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From: Corporate Pilot
Turbo prop V jets
Jet is better of course.
In general, in regards to the major airlines all civilian flight time is equal. Furthermore, all flight time above 2000 hours is meaningless unless it is in the left seat and moreover in the left seat of a 121 turbine or jet preferably.
A pilot career is born on the first day of line flying as a turbine or jet captain. Everyday leading up to that point is wasted time. If a pilot is furloughed or laid off prior to upgrade then he might as well have been working the ramp. FO time is near worthless other than serving to mark the days waiting to upgrade.
SKyHigh
In general, in regards to the major airlines all civilian flight time is equal. Furthermore, all flight time above 2000 hours is meaningless unless it is in the left seat and moreover in the left seat of a 121 turbine or jet preferably.
A pilot career is born on the first day of line flying as a turbine or jet captain. Everyday leading up to that point is wasted time. If a pilot is furloughed or laid off prior to upgrade then he might as well have been working the ramp. FO time is near worthless other than serving to mark the days waiting to upgrade.
SKyHigh
02-11-2007 | 09:16 AM
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From: Corporate Pilot
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