FAA part 135 operator list (woo!)

[scubabri]

I stumbled across this when I was doing a search for something else.

http://www2.faa.gov/arp/pdf/p1351210.pdf

basically it's a list of all of the US registered part 135 operators, addresses and phone numbers.

Gotta love the web.

Have fun.

Brian

 

[Airpiraterob]

wowwie wow wow

imagine sending a resume to every single one?

"sorry sir i cant fit myself in for a resume then. i have november 10th open, 5 months from now. is that okay? either that or december 23rd."

aw crap i just spilled rum on my keyboard....

 

[scubabri]

yah.. but if you could.. sheesh, someone would give you an offer.. no?

How many resumes is that?? about the same as a PFT for Air Vegas?

hehe.

Brian

 

[Airpiraterob]

zoiks

is there any way to sort through them by cities or location? im really trying to get on in west FLA somewhere near or in tampa. god im dying..... but ill take anything east coast. ideas?

 

[scubabri]

It's a PDF file, your best bet, print it out, get a highlighter and highlight the ones in your area. You might call the FAA and ask them if this is in a database that you can sort on.

Brian

 

[FastPilot]

So, is there no way to take a PDF and convert it to an Excell document?

 

[AAPvtPilot]

How about this:


http://www.guides.com/acg/guide/operators/

Good luck

 

[Ty Webb]

Here's another list . . . . it contains some 121, some 135, with fleet and contact info. Good luck to all who are looking during this difficult time:

http://raa.org/members/AirlineDirectory.htm

 

[Airpiraterob]

yup

RAA has a good list with websites. some that dont have the link still have a website tho.s o search that. the numbers still seem accurate too.