FAA ends SPE

[Roger Roger]

I would hate to be 30CV's neighbor these days.
He probably just ignored the change

I first heard about him skimming Reddit threads about this citation SPE deal. Sounds like he’s the citation version of Jerry?

 

[pwttogfk]

Dan Grynder was offering up him and his son as a crew for less than a good SP day rate briefly on a contract pilot facebook group. Someone asked “what’s wrong with him if he’s so cheap” and the immediate next comment was something to the effect of “just google him.” Post now deleted

 

[ahw01]

Dan Grynder was offering up him and his son as a crew for less than a good SP day rate briefly on a contract pilot facebook group. Someone asked “what’s wrong with him if he’s so cheap” and the immediate next comment was something to the effect of “just google him.” Post now deleted

https://data.ntsb.gov/Docket/Document/docBLOB?ID=20426607&FileExtension=pdf&FileName=MOR%20D%20Gryder%20FA266-Rel.pdf

 

[Richman]

It’s been 20 ish years now but my limited exposure to a certain segment of the warbird community left me less than impressed

I knew a guy back in the day that was kind of entry level into that scene. He could “afford it” but not really without it completely pinching his finances. Every part of it seemed to be a struggle, and every minor thing seemed to set him off.

I get it. The technical distance between “not affording it” and it being “kinda sorta” was probably the difference between taking the an upgrade or not. Even then it controls your financial life. But when you hang around people where it’s not even a rounding error in the paper clip budget, it is probably intensely frustrating, especially when money seems to randomly drip from the sky onto people.

 

[Itchy]

Is an old Citation any worse than a high performance turboprop for pilot skills?

 

[tlove482]

Is an old Citation any worse than a high performance turboprop for pilot skills?

Speed is the big difference. The citations are easier to fly once you catch up with how much faster things happen.