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Rollins Rules!
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- Jun 11, 2002
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The jet will limit the question marks on your resume. Some carriers will not want you to apply with only the 1900 on your resume. Jetblue -wants a heavier airplane, World Airways-I believe wants a heavier airplane, Cathay -wants a heavier airplane. Jetblue, Frontier, Spirit prefer jet and/or glass time in their candidates. I realize prefered and required are 2 different things....but in a very competitive industry...i would prefer to have as many of their preferences that i could get.
The 1900 is horribly loud, no APU, little room, no bathroom, no flight attendant, no drinks. It sure beats the 172...but when compared to all the other choices at regional airlines....it is on the bottom.
Do i like it? Sure. Lots of fun times to be had. Lots to learn, and it will no doubt make you a better pilot. However....between the jet and the 1900....gotta go with the jet.
The 1900 is horribly loud, no APU, little room, no bathroom, no flight attendant, no drinks. It sure beats the 172...but when compared to all the other choices at regional airlines....it is on the bottom.
Do i like it? Sure. Lots of fun times to be had. Lots to learn, and it will no doubt make you a better pilot. However....between the jet and the 1900....gotta go with the jet.
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