King Air Evac
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- Aug 4, 2004
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I recently left a job flying 50 to 60 hours a month in a C-402 for a job flying about 10 to 20 hours a month in a BE-90 King Air. Both as a Captain.
Was this a good move? I have about 1500 hours turbine PIC in military King Air 200s, so I have the minimums, but EVERYONE seems to advocate more turbine PIC. I figured increasing my turbine PIC was probably more important. At my new job, I might have a chance to do training, which will also increase my flight hours. Both jobs pay nearly the same, but QOL of life is better flying the King Air.
I could probably pick up a few extra hours a month flying the C-402 as well. Is it worth the extra effort for another 5-8 hours a month? Obviously, if I can do King Air training, the choice between the two is a no brainer, but sitting around all day, hoping to fly is maddening.
Thanks for any input.
Was this a good move? I have about 1500 hours turbine PIC in military King Air 200s, so I have the minimums, but EVERYONE seems to advocate more turbine PIC. I figured increasing my turbine PIC was probably more important. At my new job, I might have a chance to do training, which will also increase my flight hours. Both jobs pay nearly the same, but QOL of life is better flying the King Air.
I could probably pick up a few extra hours a month flying the C-402 as well. Is it worth the extra effort for another 5-8 hours a month? Obviously, if I can do King Air training, the choice between the two is a no brainer, but sitting around all day, hoping to fly is maddening.
Thanks for any input.