CherryBomb
Former freight trash
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I also have to differ...
I don't know of too many turboprops that require the pilot to pull back the power to maintain 250kias below 10,000'.
Sec. 135.4
(a) An "eligible on-demand operation" is an on-demand operation conducted under this part that meets the following requirements:
(1) Two-pilot crew. The flightcrew must consist of at least two qualified pilots employed or contracted by the certificate holder.
If you are operating just Pt. 91 then no. What they are refering to is Fractional ops (Pt 91K) as below.
§ 91.1049 Personnel.
(a) Each program manager and each fractional owner must use in program operations on program aircraft flight crews meeting §91.1053 criteria and qualified under the appropriate regulations. The program manager must provide oversight of those crews.
(b) Each program manager must employ (either directly or by contract) an adequate number of pilots per program aircraft. Flight crew staffing must be determined based on the following factors, at a minimum:
(1) Number of program aircraft.
(2) Program manager flight, duty, and rest time considerations, and in all cases within the limits set forth in §§91.1057 through 91.1061.
(3) Vacations.
(4) Operational efficiencies.
(5) Training.
(6) Single pilot operations, if authorized by deviation under paragraph (d) of this section.
(c) Each program manager must publish pilot and flight attendant duty schedules sufficiently in advance to follow the flight, duty, and rest time limits in §§91.1057 through 91.1061 in program operations.
(d) Unless otherwise authorized by the Administrator, when any program aircraft is flown in program operations with passengers onboard, the crew must consist of at least two qualified pilots employed or contracted by the program manager or the fractional owner.
(e) The program manager must ensure that trained and qualified scheduling or flight release personnel are on duty to schedule and release program aircraft during all hours that such aircraft are available for program operations.
Didn't know that - thanks!
Any others?
"Piaggio ***SL, maintain .65 or less you have a 60 knot overtake on the citation ahead"
Sure..... People who wish they were flying a jet can deceive themselves fairly easily. A shame.
Sure..... People who wish they were flying a jet can deceive themselves fairly easily. A shame.
Sure..... People who wish they were flying a jet can deceive themselves fairly easily. A shame.
How can you tell a jet pilot in a room full of pilots...........you don't have too, they'll tell you.
Hmmm... I wasn't here when the Premiers came on board but I don't recall any "bickering and jockeying" when the Astra came. Can you give us some specific examples of this "bickering and jockeying" that went on when the Astra was brought on board? Since it happens "every time" I'm sure you can provide a plethora of examples.
Dilligaff
I think once the luster of any aircraft wears off at the end of the day its all about how much you are paid and the QOL for which you make it.I could, sir, but I can tell by the tone of your post that it would be wasted on you, so I won't bother.
If Avantair ever brings a fleet of jets on board, hire all the pilots that you need for them off the street and keep your current pilots in the Piaggio, and you'll find out real fast that flying a turboprop is not what most people aspire to. :beer:
I could, sir, but I can tell by the tone of your post that it would be wasted on you, so I won't bother.
I think once the luster of any aircraft wears off at the end of the day its all about how much you are paid and the QOL for which you make it.
While I don't agree with some of the things you you say on this forum, and I'm sure likewise is also true. I do have to admit you have been correct to a certain extent on some of the rumors and questions you have asked. You have made many valid points and made observations that many have missed. With that said I believe we have many outstanding pilots and all have a stake in it being a stable and profitable company, after all we all have bills to pay and mouths to feed. While your comment of a "pathetic company" was offensive to many of us who still work here, I do believe you also would like to see this company succeed.
cheers
Translation: You have no clue if this "bickering and jockeying" went on. If I'm wrong, please give specific examples. Truthfully, I think this is just another example of you going out of your way to badmouth our company in any way you can regardless if there is any truth to it or not.
Dilligaff