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That's what I would've said also but their current post for pilot emplyoment only requires a Class 2 medical. While that'll get you by as a F/O or F/E, most carriers require a Class 1 for anyone they hire. At my old airline, all crew positions got a Class 1 and the F/O's just took it once a year.
I thought maybe only requiring a Class 2 for newhires meant Express.Net was not a Part 121 carrier. I'm not really sure what the details are for Part 125 but have seen on these forums that some freight carriers are Part 125.
Just curious. Thanks.
That's what I would've said also but their current post for pilot emplyoment only requires a Class 2 medical. While that'll get you by as a F/O or F/E, most carriers require a Class 1 for anyone they hire. At my old airline, all crew positions got a Class 1 and the F/O's just took it once a year.
I thought maybe only requiring a Class 2 for newhires meant Express.Net was not a Part 121 carrier. I'm not really sure what the details are for Part 125 but have seen on these forums that some freight carriers are Part 125.
Just curious. Thanks.
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