Anyone near Boston or Southern NH?

[Tram]

Hey guys-

I am looking at a job in Boston..

However, I am a small town kinda guy and do no wish to live in Boston, nor do I think I could do it on Regional pay..

Anyway, I'm looking for somewhere maybe an hour to 2 hours outside of Boston and just drive in for work..

I'd love to be able to drive about an hour and hop on a train and ride it in, but not sure if that is possible..

Anyone have any city reccomendations I could check out?

Thanks

Jeff

 

[navigator72]

Come to Maine, it's only 105 miles from Portland to Boston. Amtrak operates out of Portland and will get you to Boston in about 2.5 hours. It's definitley a 4 season state.
It's a beautiful state with lots of outdoorsy things to do. It sucks if you are looking for a nightlife though.

 

[Tram]

Can you get a "season pass" on Amtrak?

Does Amtrak have crazy hours? Like if I got off a trip at like 10pm, would I be hosed trying to get home?

 

[navigator72]

Here's a link to the Amtrak line that operates in Maine.
http://www.thedowneaster.com/

 

[av8orboy]

www.planesense.aero

We need pilots.

 

[Mr. Irrelevant]

Tram,

If you want to go north of the city, you could try southern NH or along the Maine coast somewhere. I'd think going all the way up to Portland, although a great city is a bit extreme. You could live outside Portsmouth, NH and drive to the Newburyport train station for a commuter rail train ride into Boston. That would be about 15-30 minute drive with a 55-60 minute train ride. Then the green line train to the blue line train to the airport. Another 25-30 minutes. Try http://www.mbta.com. Copy and paste if link doesn't work.

If you're going to work for AE, they do have employee parking in Chelsea with a busride to the terminal. Maybe an hour drive from that southern NH/Maine border area.

Mr. I.

 

[navigator72]

The closer you are to BOS, the more expensive it gets.

 

[bap327]

http://www.planesense.aero/ out of MHT, word on the street is that they will double the fleet in the next two years = 50 pilots

 

[navigator72]

They are setting up shop in Portsmouth, NH (KPSM) too. I'm considering their job fair later this week.

 

[Mr. Irrelevant]

http://www.planesense.aero/ out of MHT, word on the street is that they will double the fleet in the next two years = 50 pilots

Very, very unlikely.

Mr. I.