Skywest v2.0
04-20-2017 | 02:55 PM
#6961
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From: Downward Dog
I think SKYW is one of the few if not only airline that lets the pilots fly 91 without needing to ask permission.
But then again I like to make up things on the internet.
But then again I like to make up things on the internet.
04-20-2017 | 04:50 PM
#6962
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From: Guppy Gear Slinger
04-20-2017 | 05:58 PM
#6963
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If you make $$ on the side, flying, it interferes with 117 rest rules, I think. So if there ever was an incident and the FAA digs around, it's not on SKYW for violating them, it would be on you. And probably lose your SKYW job..? Definitely a worst case scenario.
That's my rationale to be careful with what I fly on the side.
That's my rationale to be careful with what I fly on the side.
04-20-2017 | 06:16 PM
#6964
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From: I pilot
If you make $$ on the side, flying, it interferes with 117 rest rules, I think. So if there ever was an incident and the FAA digs around, it's not on SKYW for violating them, it would be on you. And probably lose your SKYW job..? Definitely a worst case scenario.
That's my rationale to be careful with what I fly on the side.
That's my rationale to be careful with what I fly on the side.
It does say that regardless of the activity, you must be fit for duty, obviously.
04-20-2017 | 09:53 PM
#6965
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Oh neat. So CFI work on the side does not count according to precedence is what I gather from that?
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