AirNet: Do they still hire into the piston SIC program?

[Guillotine007]

you have your atp purv?

 

[USC328]

Not yet, but I can take care of it quickly if needed.

USC328

 

[BushwickBill]

Not yet, but I can whip it out quickly if needed.

USC328

"Excuse me while I whip this out"!!!!

Sorry couldnt resist.

 

[RichardRambone]

Anyone heard of good freight companies on par with Airnet or Ameriflight that pay similiar but fly during the days? Airnet sounds like a great place once I hit my 135 mins but flying nights would be a big change.

 

[starcheckdriver]

Not yet, but I can take care of it quickly if needed.

USC328

Nice edit Purvs!

 

[imacdog]

Anyone heard of good freight companies on par with Airnet or Ameriflight that pay similiar but fly during the days? Airnet sounds like a great place once I hit my 135 mins but flying nights would be a big change.

Various bank check companies have you leave home in the morning and return in the evening. Mostly night flying in the winter and day flying during the summer due to daylight changes.

 

[Princedietrich]

Night flying is the best. Airspace isn't as crowded (for the most part), controllers are bored and therefore are friendlier (if they're awake), usually nice and calm as opposed to the daytime convective bumpiness, usually have the airport to yourself (and the other freight dawgs), nice scenery, easy to spot traffic....

crap, I don't think I can even function in an aircraft during daylight hours anymore.

 

[USC328]

crap, I don't think I can even function in an aircraft during daylight hours anymore.

If you know how to read a USA Today, you will probably do pretty well there Prince. Say hi to everyone in flight dept for me. (NP in flight dept. never called me back, what is he up to?)

USC328

 

[Princedietrich]

The iceberg is teaching ground school last week and this week, simming next week.

 

[RichardRambone]

Various bank check companies have you leave home in the morning and return in the evening. Mostly night flying in the winter and day flying during the summer due to daylight changes.

Anyone have a heads up on the names of any of these types of companies? Maybe around KC?