Jack Mehoff
I PITTY DA FOO!
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- Nov 12, 2005
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Abbey said:Of course some days you fly a couple of long legs for 7 hours and the next day you sit in a FBO for 11 hours.
Abbey said:Your average day differs greatly between fleets. The Excel and the X are very busy airplanes and tend to fly more. My experience in the Ultra is that you fly about 30-40 hours per month. That equates to about a 2.5 hours per duty day. Of course some days you fly a couple of long legs for 7 hours and the next day you sit in a FBO for 11 hours.
NJ has some quirks to who does the stick work. New hires have to reach a threshold of hours before they can fly with pax. But, to answer the question, yes you switch off.[/quot\\
Can you be more specific about the quirks? Like how like you have to pull the gear before you can "fly"?
Humphreybogart said:Why doesn't the company get you a day room if you have that long of a sit? It sure would beat hanging at the FBO all day.
NightHauler said:Before I came to NJA, I thought,
Today, I took a nap! Not bad for getting paid to "fly."
We don't fly that much, most of our work is the other stuff. If you are looking for a place to build flight time, don't come here. If you are looking for a stable place where you know your schedule for YEARS and have decent benefits, come on in! The water's warm!
NightHauler said:I dont know what the hell kind of plane you fly at NJA but our fleet doesnt generally "sit around"..... or most of the other fleets, unless broke, and even then, the company will airline you to another plane.![]()