Mountain Air Cargo

[A300FE]

No problem my friend. Indy isn't such a bad place. For a family it's great and they got pro football, and basketball if you ever want to take the wife and kids to a game. AAA baseball too.

I'm noticing that about the high PIC requirements for the Van. I'll keep pluggin away though.

Good luck to you in your training and new job!

If you are interested in a van job, give Paragon Air Express a call. CP name is Rusty Schaub 615-361-3044. They are looking for pilots to fly the Piper Saratoga first and then upgrade to the van when you have the mins. The van has a one year training agreement. Pay is not bad and fly time is more than MAC. Check them out. http://www.paragonairexpress.com/

Cheers.

 

[A300FE]

Hey A300FE are you in training now? or do you start in Jan? Right now they are hard up for van drivers so throw your resume to them and maybe give them a call (HR) They don't mind.

Training starts in january. One week in NC, and then one month in Houston. Not too bad for me. I will be just 4 hours away from home. Can visit the kids on weekends. I also have friends in HOU.

 

[colt27to42]

A300FE, have they given you a hard start date for indoc???

 

[A300FE]

A300FE, have they given you a hard start date for indoc???

January 2nd. Just enough time to get sober after the new year's champagne!!

 

[fr8r]

fr8r,
did you fly checks in NC/SC for a while back in 2003 or so?

Yes sir.

 

[colt27to42]

good luck with that......is that in Houston or North Carolina on the 2nd

 

[brokeflyer]

Congrats.....just stay clear of the caravan unless you flying in the deep south....they dont take kindly to bagging trips because of "ice".

 

[A300FE]

good luck with that......is that in Houston or North Carolina on the 2nd

Basic indoc in NC on the 2nd. In Houston on the 8th for training at FS. Are you one of the cap. going from the F27 to the ATR?

 

[Nolife]

Congrats.....just stay clear of the caravan unless you flying in the deep south....they dont take kindly to bagging trips because of "ice".

That's the first I've heard of that. A couple Baron guys are friends and they say they are never pressured to fly in moderate or greater ice. Same with MAC.

 

[drinkduff77]

Congrats.....just stay clear of the caravan unless you flying in the deep south....they dont take kindly to bagging trips because of "ice".

not true at all