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[jergar999]

All the good posters seem to keep leaving, so here's my offering.

I am currently working for a good company flying turboprops under Part 135. I get paid an above average salary and have between 10-12 hard days off a month. The problem is that I only fly about 20 or so hours a month, so I am thinking of leaving and buying a block of right seat time in order to build hours faster and make it to a high paying major airline job sooner. I have heard that right seat pilots who buy their time are in great demand throughout the industry as most companies that sell time do not operate aircraft with autopilots, making the time buyer better equipped than anyone to deal with dreaded autopilot fails during cruise scenario that we have all done in the sim.

Bottom line, I'm looking at either TAB or Alpine, and can't decide which.

 

[bart]

TAB is the way to go. Send me a check for $5,000 and I will send a letter of recommendation on your behalf.

 

[SAMRA]

Anyone know of a good abortion clinic?

I give it one more post after mine when someone give this guy a verbal assault.

 

[skyking1976]

Why does the answer to your problem have to be PFT? What can't you accomplish by just renting an airplane? How about getting your CFI and instructing. That way you could make some money by spending only a little.

I'm not going to lecture you on the cheapening of the industry and taking jobs away from pilots that are already qualified. You've been around here long enough to have read all the PFT rants. You've got 1200 hours. That's enough to fly Pt. 135 freight. Some outfits will need part-time pilots every once in a while. Check in to that as well.

Good luck on whatever you decide to do for time building. Just make sure you won't regret how you do it...

Cheers,
SK

 

[mike1mc]

You sick bastard

 

[jergar999]

It's only a joke...

Thus the title of the thread. All the good PFT guys seem to leave the board, and without something to argue about the boards get a little stale. I would go and get a life, but it costs money and is time consuming and I have already donated here.