Mountain Air Cargo

[PilotChapin]

Hey guys, I've gotta a friend that needs info on MAC...mostly about Pay, and do they have any NC or SC bases?? On behalf of my friend we appreciate the help and info.

 

[LAFrequentflyer]

MAC info

try www.airlinepilotcentral.com

They have info on the pay and hiring...

Good luck,
LA

 

[Flybet3]

try www.airlinepilotcentral.com

They have info on the pay and hiring...

Good luck,
LA

I have 2 friends that work there, and they seem to enjoy it....having a schedule is always nice.

 

[PilotChapin]

well...

try www.airlinepilotcentral.com

They have info on the pay and hiring...

Good luck,
LA

Thanks for the info my friend....the pay info is great, but I still need some info on their Bases. Do you know if they have any bases in NC or SC???? thanks for the help

 

[LAFrequentflyer]

Mac

I like their pay as well...With my military retirement plus their pay - i'll be making more than a RJ Captain...And for good reason- i'm much better looking, not to mention my large...well, you get the picture...

Not sure about the bases, I don't like to guess. Give them a call and peak to someone in HR / CP...Something tells me a company that hasn't had any layoff in 30+ years will have someone willing to take the time to answer a few questions...MAC appears to be a class act....

V/r,
LA

 

[PilotChapin]

I like their pay as well...With my military retirement plus their pay - i'll be making more than a RJ Captain...And for good reason- i'm much better looking, not to mention my large...well, you get the picture...

Not sure about the bases, I don't like to guess. Give them a call and peak to someone in HR / CP...Something tells me a company that hasn't had any layoff in 30+ years will have someone willing to take the time to answer a few questions...MAC appears to be a class act....

V/r,
LA

Hey LAFrequentflyer, can you pm me the CPs or HRs names and numbers, I spoke with the HR lady about 2 years ago, but I don't know if it's the same one now, plus I don't remember her name.

 

[LAFrequentflyer]

Mac

Sir,

I dont have them...Wish I did, i'd gladly forward to you...Maybe one of the people working there can PM to you...

V/r,
LA

 

[PilotChapin]

Sir,

I dont have them...Wish I did, i'd gladly forward to you...Maybe one of the people working there can PM to you...

V/r,
LA

Thank you my good sir.....ok anyone else can be of assistance?????

 

[stuckinGFK]

What are the hiring minimums for for FO's at MAC?

 

[CrimsonEclipse]

Bases range on type of aircraft.
C-208
MEM, FLL, Ft. Pierce (I think), San Juan, a bunch of others, I'll edit if I
remember any more

F-27 is going the way of the Dodo. For now, the F27 is in MIA, BQN,
MEM, IND. None are really bases per se, they seem to be all floaters.

ATR-42 is all over, Nashville, MEM, Chattenooga(ms), and a Jacksonville
i think, and a bunch (like I said, I'll repost if I remember more)

ATR-72 Soon to be South America.

http://www.airt.net/

F/O F27 and ATR are the same pay, ($24,000 to start)
C-208 is $32,000 (give or take)

As for time, it varies. You'll want 1000 PIC for the C-208. I'm thinking
a pulse is needed for F/O's right now.

The "sim" test is a PC with a yoke and panel attachment. Single engine.
The roll rate is like a freakin' fighter jet so be sharp.
On the VOR approach, the course changes after the VOR, remember
to change the OBS when you cross! And checklist (should go without saying)

I'll check back ina few days if you want more info.

CE

 

[LAFrequentflyer]

Mac

Thanks for the info. Excellent - I always worry about the SIM - guess its better than being too casual. I'm sure once I get to the experience level they are looking for I'll be more confident, I a 100 hour PPL right now...keep it coming...

PC- Sir, you've dated yourself...good manners went the way of the dinosaur...Your parents did a good job...

I'm forced to be polite- the AF hits me with a big stick if I get too out of line...

-LA

 

[huncowboy]

Bases range on type of aircraft.
C-208
MEM, FLL, Ft. Pierce (I think), San Juan, a bunch of others, I'll edit if I
remember any more

F-27 is going the way of the Dodo. For now, the F27 is in MIA, BQN,
MEM, IND. None are really bases per se, they seem to be all floaters.

ATR-42 is all over, Nashville, MEM, Chattenooga(ms), and a Jacksonville
i think, and a bunch (like I said, I'll repost if I remember more)

ATR-72 Soon to be South America.

http://www.airt.net/

F/O F27 and ATR are the same pay, ($24,000 to start)
C-208 is $32,000 (give or take)

As for time, it varies. You'll want 1000 PIC for the C-208. I'm thinking
a pulse is needed for F/O's right now.

The "sim" test is a PC with a yoke and panel attachment. Single engine.
The roll rate is like a freakin' fighter jet so be sharp.
On the VOR approach, the course changes after the VOR, remember
to change the OBS when you cross! And checklist (should go without saying)

I'll check back ina few days if you want more info.

CE

Wow 1000PIC??? ... a case for a CFI. That is not even P135. I am having a hard time believing that. The caravan sure sound lovely though. I am also sure I can still fly a PC... not so sure about real planes anymore (j/k). I wouldn't even care about my possible regional interview if I could stay in FL and fly a caravan... at least for now when my hands are tied (as far as relocation).

Is there any chance to get FLL? Any training contract to sign? Cause I am as broke as a Ford out of warranty. What do they fly out of FLL? I know they fly the caravan but I am sure they won't let you loose in that with 1000PIC. What is a typical schedule? Sorry for the amount of questions but their site is not very informative.

Thanks for any info.

 

[wheelsup]

I wouldn't even care about my possible regional interview if I could stay in FL and fly a caravan... at least for now when my hands are tied (as far as relocation).

Say that in August when it's 105 out with 99% humidity with no a/c.

http://www.airt.net/macflightdepartment.html

There's the 'expanded' version of the flight requirements - 208 requires 1500 TT & 135 mins.

I thought that FedEx required 2000 TT for their Caravan feeders? When I was researching that area of the industry I remember everyone I looked up had that requirement...!?!

~wheelsup

 

[huncowboy]

Say that in August when it's 105 out with 99% humidity with no a/c.

http://www.airt.net/macflightdepartment.html

There's the 'expanded' version of the flight requirements - 208 requires 1500 TT & 135 mins.

I thought that FedEx required 2000 TT for their Caravan feeders? When I was researching that area of the industry I remember everyone I looked up had that requirement...!?!

~wheelsup

Thanks!
Still beats the pattern anytime. I am used to FL flying. That is all I am used to. Unfortunately looks like they want you to be willing to move anywhere... I just can't do that at the moment unless commuting is managable. I just can't believe even 1500TT (which btw I don't have yet) is competitive. Probably more along the lines of 2k like you mentioned.

 

[CrimsonEclipse]

Ok SLOW DOWN tiger.

FAR 135 is 1200TT not PIC.
Best of luck for FLL, that's usually a pretty in demand station.
Training contracts usually run 1 year.
Schedules are usually 5 days a week (some routes are 4 or 6)
The times vary widely. Some are 4 hour duty days and others are 16
hour duty days. Some will have 40 hours a month a I know of a few
who have had 80 to 100 hours a month. It's usually night flying
(which is easier anyway)

Each airplane will teach you a skill.
C-208 To be self sufficient (but it is REALLY easy to fly)
ATR To use more modern equipment.
F27 To be a real good pilot and CRM (there is no auto pilot on most)
and there are no idiot proof systems so you can screw up. Master
the F27, and jets will be REALLY easy.

Note that the F/O is 1000TT. Never sell yourself short.
Just remember you are applying at a cargo operation. They are a
different breed.

CE

Wow 1000PIC??? ... a case for a CFI. That is not even P135. I am having a hard time believing that. The caravan sure sound lovely though. I am also sure I can still fly a PC... not so sure about real planes anymore (j/k). I wouldn't even care about my possible regional interview if I could stay in FL and fly a caravan... at least for now when my hands are tied (as far as relocation).

Is there any chance to get FLL? Any training contract to sign? Cause I am as broke as a Ford out of warranty. What do they fly out of FLL? I know they fly the caravan but I am sure they won't let you loose in that with 1000PIC. What is a typical schedule? Sorry for the amount of questions but their site is not very informative.

Thanks for any info.