Career Pilots...flying hours annually?

[TheRaven]

882.......121 lineholder

 

[Flying Illini]

260 for the year, started as CFI, then 91/135 corporate. Had 3 months of no flying.

First full year at new job should be 300-350.

 

[SuperFLUF]

300 last year on reserve. Someday I hope to be a widebody reserve and log about 100 hours per year.

 

[FN FAL]

About 550 flight hours a year, in "scheduled" unscheduled 135 cargo operations.

 

[puddlejumper]

Here's my info. I started when I was 13 and spent 8 years in a non-flying position in the Navy from '90 - '98. I consider myself a "starving" professional pilot since Nov '98.

1986 - 1998: 869.7 (PPL, Inst, CPL, scenics, CFI training and personal/timebuilding)
1999: 940.2 (Instructing and skydivers)
2000: 1073.1 (Instructing, skydivers and 135)
2001: 632.1 (91 SIC, instructing and pilot services)
2002: 601.4 (Unemployed but lots of independent pilot services)
2003: 416.9 (91 PIC - Corporate and skydivers)

I obviously have way too much time on my hands here in the office. I'm glad I brought my laptop in to update Logbook Pro!

-pj

 

[xdashdriver]

Normally 500-600 a year, but last year was a down year at only 440. Part 91/135