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jim718181

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Let me preface this by saying that I have searched the Ameriflight posts and could not find it.

Assuming someone was willing to go to any base in the system how long would it take to get the 1900 or the 227?
 
Took me right at a year. Started in PDX, transferred to SLC 9 months later and was in SA227 class on my year anniversary. Could have been sooner had PDX been staffed well enough to release me to SLC sooner.
 
jim718181 said:
Let me preface this by saying that I have searched the Ameriflight posts and could not find it.

Assuming someone was willing to go to any base in the system how long would it take to get the 1900 or the 227?

If you're qualified flight time wise, you might be able to get there right out of the blocks. If you only have 1200 hours and no turbine time, it would depend on which runs you could get and how fast you could build time.
 
jim718181 said:
Let me preface this by saying that I have searched the Ameriflight posts and could not find it.

Assuming someone was willing to go to any base in the system how long would it take to get the 1900 or the 227?
If you want to do the DHL RLD outstation run that is open for bid, you could get in straight away!
 
That not a bad run. Don't know why they can't anybody to take it.
 

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