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Wow, depending on salary, that might just be up my alley.
It sucks I still got about 10 classes left before I get my CJ bachelor degree or I'd think about applying. Their flight department does CASA para stuff under contract to the government, duhhhh a shoe in for me with 600 jumps and 1,200 hours or so of jump pilot operations.
Not to mention, I bet the perks would include spending some time on that range playing with a few toys.
It sucks I still got about 10 classes left before I get my CJ bachelor degree or I'd think about applying. Their flight department does CASA para stuff under contract to the government, duhhhh a shoe in for me with 600 jumps and 1,200 hours or so of jump pilot operations.
Not to mention, I bet the perks would include spending some time on that range playing with a few toys.
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