Metroliner Captain Colorado (1500TT)

[srn121]

http://www.keylimeair.com/about/careers/

I think there's also a 20k bonus the first year and the flying looks to only be 4 days a week.

 

[Snooze]

How's KeyLime doing these days? Did they improve their quality of mx/safety issues? Any change in culture from the previous years gone by?

 

[srn121]

How's KeyLime doing these days? Did they improve their quality of mx/safety issues? Any change in culture from the previous years gone by?

I have no idea and am just posting most of these jobs as I find them.

 

[gotWXdagain]

A metro at 1500? Sounds like a trap.

 

[Cupojoe]

How's KeyLime doing these days? Did they improve their quality of mx/safety issues? Any change in culture from the previous years gone by?

In the short convo with a pilot that flies into our airport he seems to be happy and has been with the company for ~2 years. Gets to join on 328 Jet trips and has a nice schedule.

 

[coks]

How's KeyLime doing these days? Did they improve their quality of mx/safety issues? Any change in culture from the previous years gone by?

I run into a few of their guys on a frequent basis and they all seem to more or less satisfied with them, from what I've heard things have changed over there

 

[Itchy]

A metro is a lot of airplane for a 1500 hour pilot. Some 1500 pilots could do it, sure. But if poo hits the fan, I would bet it would eat many for lunch.

 

[Islanderflyer]

Got a call for a short over the phone interview. Options are the 4 or 6 days on/off for various freight run into Denver or other locations. Not a commutable one as they want you to relocate to CO. Position is based in Centennial airport.