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Oh 58's
The A's and C's are still around in National Guard units doing S&S and RAID missions. To my knowledge there are none in any Active duty units. These guard 58's are getting replaced by the UH-72 Lakota's. I flew a C model today actually...they're still running strong!- pilot24
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- Forum: Helicopters and rotorcraft
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Africa Major Helo Crash
It sounds to me like the helicopter was still somewhat flyable if the pilots had time to get out of the 5-point, open doors, throw their legs over the cyclic and jump. I wonder if the surviving pilot feels the least bit guilty. I can imagine the lawsuits already...- pilot24
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- Forum: Helicopters and rotorcraft
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Outrageous new drug testing policy
I already get "watched" randomly during Army urine tests, now the airlines want to see it too? There couldn't have been a problem with someone faking a piss test....- pilot24
- Post #8
- Forum: General discussion
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New Skywest mins....
Just because 1,000/100 is no longer a hard number, it doesn't mean that we are hiring 500 hour guys like mesa is. Unless I'm ill-informed, we were about the last regional that was requiring at least 1,000 hours total time...everyone else lowered the bar first. -
Telex or Uflymike?
I've had the Telex 850 for about three months now and I love it - lightweight, good noise reduction, no batteries. The noise reduction is not as good as the UFly combo, but it's still really good. -
Scenic vs. ACC vs. Great Lakes
A lot can change in the next 2 years... I suggest that you take whatever you can get as soon as you can get it - as long as your building time it'll definitely help you in the long run! Good luck -
Is Skywest REALLY hiring people @ 1000/100?
I just got hired w/Skywest @ 1080 and 540 multi (mostly BE-1900). I highly suggest getting your time ASAP, study up and go to a group interview. The more time you waste will affect your seniority when you get hired. The worst that can happen is they don't invite you to SLC for the real...