Furloughed then free type... which type do you get?

[JustaNumber]

How about a Peterbilt or Kenworth type? I qualify for truck driver training!

 

[dav8or]

Go to florida and get checked out in a P51 and wait for recall

 

[dash8driver]

get an MBA

 

[BoilerUP]

CE-500 or LR-JET.

If you got a widebody type it would do you little good as a low total time, low turbine time, zero turbine PIC and international time pilot.

 

[Mercury]

Challenger 300, Sovereign, Falcon 2000EX or G450....The first three are all hot sellers right now and IIRC, once you are typed in a G with the "PlaneView" cockpit you can fly the G350,450 and 550.

 

[knewhigher]

Dc 3.

 

[Willy21]

Go with the lear, Citation (CE-500) of maybe a Hawker (HS-125). Those are the entry level corporate aircraft. I think if you were to get a Gulfstream or a Challenger type it would be like getting a widebody type. You would be qualified to fly the airplane but you would have to be very lucky to find somebody to give you a job much less pay you what you are worth to fly it. Best of luck.

 

[plunger]

I looked on the website and didn't see where it talked about pilot training at all. Where should I be looking?

 

[OPECJet]

Definitely stick to LR-JET, or HS-125. Too many types of Citations out there to pick the right one.

 

[BoilerUP]

Definitely stick to LR-JET, or HS-125. Too many types of Citations out there to pick the right one.

The CE-500 rating covers the 500, 501, 550, 551,
S/II, Bravo, V, Ultra, Encore and Encore+.

CE525s covers the CitationJet, CJ1, CJ2, CJ3 and will cover the CJ4.

CE560XL covers the Excel and Excel+.

CE650 covers the Citation III, VI, and VII.

CE680 covers the Sovereign.

CE750 covers the Citation X.

LR-JET covers the Lear 24, 25, 31, 35, and 55.

LR-45 covers the Lear 40 and 45.

LR-60 covers the Lear 60 and the 60XR.