- - E-145XR or E175?
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FlameNSky
05-16-2016 03:52 AM
Pick the shiny one! The size of one's regional jet matters.
Lvlng4Spd
05-16-2016 04:02 AM
Originally Posted by eac3112
(Post 2129872)
Dash-8 is the way to go.
Dash all the way. You'll have plenty of time later on to "manage" an airplane. Have a little fun doing some interesting flying for awhile. We sure do make an entrance too...they will hear you coming from the runway to the gate 😎
flightmedic01
05-16-2016 04:05 AM
Whichever pays more and gives you a better QOL.
WakeWash
05-16-2016 06:13 AM
Originally Posted by amcnd
(Post 2129878)
The 145 is super nosie inside..
That's not good. I'd hate to have my airplane asking all about my personal life.
pitpalacul
05-16-2016 06:45 AM
It's all about the pay and quality of life dude. After a while, they all look the same, as do the hotel rooms. I will fly the hangar's door if it means better scheds and pay...
Joachim
05-16-2016 06:46 AM
Originally Posted by ALI G Mmmm
(Post 2129790)
What one would you fly ? Is the cockpit truly a lot bigger in the 175 than the 145?
Having flown them both I can say that the 145 is a better handling airplane. The 175 is a less stressful office when you consider the noise and unforgiving airframe rigidity associated with its smaller sibling. The type of flying also plays a role. Think 6 legs, hard stands, and shuttle busses with the 145.
The 145 is a Honda Civic: spartan with wind down windows and crisp'ish handling.
The 175 is a Ford Taurus: softer suspension, a little more power, a little more room, the same gadgets as the big boys, but disconnected handling.
Which one would you like to spend a day in?
The prep work to block-hour ratio will be higher on the 145 as you spend more time between flights with a greater number of legs. Thus the opportunity for anomalies and delay increase. People on APC like to downplay the importance of the aircraft since that attitude is in vogue right now for different reasons. The truth is that you will be spending a lot of time in the airplane. It is your livelihood. Therefore the amount of stress you subject yourself to is significant to your quality of life.
All else being equal I would suggest the 170 series over the older model. But reality is rarely so. Consider your company's base structure and your relative seniority before the airframe. Those will have a bigger impact in your life.
buddies8
05-16-2016 07:43 AM
Originally Posted by KSCessnaDriver
(Post 2129815)
The 1900 is a man's airplane. That was real flying....
You want teal flying try flying shorts 360.
MKUltra
05-16-2016 08:27 AM
Pick the one with the best paint job... Since you'll have 30 Facebook selfies with it... Than you will realize your job sucks and no one really cares except for the crack heroine ***** that you give ten dollars to on the BUF overnight.
zondaracer
05-16-2016 08:39 AM
Engines under the wings gets more right swipes on tinder.
MarktheAV8R
05-16-2016 08:52 AM
Originally Posted by zondaracer
(Post 2130074)
Engines under the wings gets more right swipes on tinder.
He speaks the truth, chicks like those "wide bodies" ;D lol