What Airnet bases are available?

[Gabe]

Any word on any available and/or desirable bases that are open or possibly opening soon?

 

[aviatornick]

im askin the same thing. i start training in a few weeks and id love to be based in indy. not sure if its open or how it works. if anyone has info on the sic program, let me know.

 

[HAZ-MAT]

Yep, they're all open, every one, all 23 prop bases. They're all desirable too

 

[aviatornick]

thanx for the info hazmat! do you by chance know how many days a week we train and what time during the day?

 

[jaybird]

thanx for the info hazmat! do you by chance know how many days a week we train and what time during the day?

Day, Ha! You better forget that word. Just kidding, well about 2 years ago it was 1300-2300 for groung school and sim/flight was about 2000-0500 all times local. I'm sure someone that has been through more recently can put in a word.

 

[wings421]

Indy should be opening this week or next. You might just miss getting to bid for it, but who knows?

 

[wings421]

Yep, they're all open, every one, all 23 prop bases. They're all desirable too

I really want DSM in the jet. I wonder if the guy up there will ever leave.

 

[aviatornick]

i really would like ind. since i don't have 1200 hours yet i doubt ill get it! i have to make it through training first.

 

[208starcheck]

They are not all open. Someone must leave that base before it comes open. When you bid a run you keep it till you leave. Some cities only have one run, others have lots. We get bid sheets every week. Last week the only run was a Lear SIC in STP. This week there will probably be 2 capt and 1 prop, maybe more. When you start with the company you don't usually get the best choice for bases. Just a warning.

 

[aviatornick]

where would be a good, cheap place to live or bid on? also, how does the whole jump seat thing work and is there a limit on how many times u use it?