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Lumber Yak,

got a new ride recently, 900EX.
seems to fly very nice!
I highly reccomend buying one if you have a few extra bucks lying around! :)

Happy Holidays !!
 
Gulfstream 200 said:
... got a new ride recently, 900EX.
seems to fly very nice! I highly reccomend buying one if you have a few extra bucks lying around! :)

Happy Holidays !!

G200, you're right about that. That is one righteous ride brotha'. I had the chance to take a tour in one a while back. A crew we met at Garfield County Rgnl. (KRIL) had one. First class to say the least.
 
You will find that having 200hrs in an aircraft will certainly NOT mean that you are a Captain. You can have 2000 hours in a type and not be a Captain.

I understand this, but that wasn't my question. I was wondering how could a co-pilot who wishes to fly a Citation Excel, have 200 horus in type, if it is the first time he applies to such a job?
 
ya know Archer, I guess I really dont know.
Just another inquiry from you that totally confuses me, we are just dumb pilots here, not rocket scientists.
Dont overcomplicate it.

Good Luck.
 

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