Air Ambulance in the Southwest or beyond..

[flyboyzii]

Searching for an Air Ambulance job is Arizona, New Mexico, Texas or even Oklahoma. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[RichardRambone]

Native air is down there in Mesa, AZ. They have website but I tried to send them a resume through there email and fax number but neither worked so good luck figuring that out.

http://www.native-air.com/main.html

 

[aeronautic1]

Stay Away

Stay Away from anothing associated with Roy Horridge, formally of B & C FLight Management

 

[flyboyzii]

Aeronautic1, are you talking about Native Air??? or some other operator?? Can you clue me in a little more please. Thanks!!

 

[ACT700]

Southwest Air Ambulance, out of Las Cruces, NM.

Good company, good schedule, from what I hear now.

CE414s, and a C90? I think.

 

[CorpLearDriver]

Southwest Air Ambulance, out of Las Cruces, NM.

Good company, good schedule, from what I hear now.

CE414s, and a C90? I think.

I think they moved their ops to Silver City - Grant County Airport. Had a beef with the city of Las Cruces a few years back.

 

[ACT700]

I'm pretty sure they didn't move the whole operation to Silver City.

They put the fixed wing into Silver, and out of LRU. They still have their headquaters and helicopter (s) based in LRU.

I think they own Silver City airport, not the county one, but that little N-S runway strip 7 miles to the north.

 

[kageyb]

Air Methods Corp

Check the job postings at airmethods.com, I think they are looking for a PC-12 pilot in Farmington, NM and a King Air 90 pilot in Winslow, AZ.

 

[flyboyzii]

Thanks kageyb, Yup I did that already. Thanks for the help tho!!! According to the website, they only have a opening in the Winslow base. Thanks again for the heads up!!!!!

 

[CorpLearDriver]

I'm pretty sure they didn't move the whole operation to Silver City.

They put the fixed wing into Silver, and out of LRU. They still have their headquaters and helicopter (s) based in LRU.

I think they own Silver City airport, not the county one, but that little N-S runway strip 7 miles to the north.

It may be. I don't know the end result of all their legal hagglings with the city of Las Cruces. Seems the city wanted them to sign a lease agreement that gave the city a percentage of their revenue. Not just for the flights into and out of Las Cruces, but with there whole system. I guess it got pretty ugly. Anyway, I know they moved some stuff.

Whiskey Creek is the airport I think you are refering to. That's an interesting strip where the runway follows the top of the ridge. Pretty country.

I have a place on an airpark a little ways away (between Deming and Las Cruces) and thought about doing something with them in a few years once I have my house completed there.