more Ameriflight....
- Thread starter MikeD
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jtrain609
Antisocial Monster
Re: Okay, okay... here goes...
Save your records of where you've lived/work in the last 10 years, it'll come in handy when you get your next job! It was a massive pain in the butt trying to get it all together for Amflight, but I've still got that paperwork lying around.
Save your records of where you've lived/work in the last 10 years, it'll come in handy when you get your next job! It was a massive pain in the butt trying to get it all together for Amflight, but I've still got that paperwork lying around.
Cal Goat
Prestige Worldwide™
Re: Okay, okay... here goes...
Yeah. Just the 10 year paper work would be cool, but the individual request forms for each flying job plus separate forms for each period of unemployment make the process that much more grueling. Just did my drug test this morning too. Weeeeee! No pun intended.
Yeah. Just the 10 year paper work would be cool, but the individual request forms for each flying job plus separate forms for each period of unemployment make the process that much more grueling. Just did my drug test this morning too. Weeeeee! No pun intended.
undflyboy06
Well-Known Member
Re: Okay, okay... here goes...
I'm very excited and happy for everyone that are getting interviews and class dates for Ameriflight. Yes, it is 135, but like any job it has it's ups and downs. My recommendation for anyone that's going to be on property soon is this: If you are willing to move, and have a mutual understanding with family members about moving 2-3 times, do it! Your career at Ameriflight will be great. I've moved twice and have been with the company for only 1.5 years. In that time frame I've logged almost 900 hours, and will be starting BE-1900 school very shortly. It only took me 10 months to get out of the Chieftain and into the 99. It will most likely be shorter now with the attrition level going up due to the regionals. Ameriflight can be very rewarding if you pay your dues and sacrifice a little. Good luck to everyone and fly safe.
I'm very excited and happy for everyone that are getting interviews and class dates for Ameriflight. Yes, it is 135, but like any job it has it's ups and downs. My recommendation for anyone that's going to be on property soon is this: If you are willing to move, and have a mutual understanding with family members about moving 2-3 times, do it! Your career at Ameriflight will be great. I've moved twice and have been with the company for only 1.5 years. In that time frame I've logged almost 900 hours, and will be starting BE-1900 school very shortly. It only took me 10 months to get out of the Chieftain and into the 99. It will most likely be shorter now with the attrition level going up due to the regionals. Ameriflight can be very rewarding if you pay your dues and sacrifice a little. Good luck to everyone and fly safe.
flyboy6585
Well-Known Member
Yep, I did the 99 upgrade 5 months after starting and that was during the beginning of 2010, not exactly a high movement time in the industry, went to metro training at a year and 4 months.
Cal Goat
Prestige Worldwide™
What's your base?
Doesn't matter as THEY ARE ALL BELONG TO US.
Sorry, just a semi-humorous non-sequitur humor for your Monday afternoon.
KLB
Well-Known Member
scooter2525
Very well Member
Inverted
mmmmmm wine
Re: 135.265 Rest requirements
Look back 24 hours. If you have 9 hours rest you are on normal rest. If you have 8 hours you are on reduced rest.
Look back 24 hours. If you have 9 hours rest you are on normal rest. If you have 8 hours you are on reduced rest.
SIUav8er
Narcosis
jtrain609
Antisocial Monster
Re: 135.265 Rest requirements
Your mother.
(I think he just forgot the sarcasm tag)
Your mother.
(I think he just forgot the sarcasm tag)
KLB
Well-Known Member
Re: 135.265 Rest requirements
To add:
If you got less than 8hrs of rest you're illegal.
After a day/night that you only got 8hrs of rest, you can only work for 14hrs, and have to get 10hrs rest.
Easy as pie!
To add:
If you got less than 8hrs of rest you're illegal.
After a day/night that you only got 8hrs of rest, you can only work for 14hrs, and have to get 10hrs rest.
Easy as pie!
Cal Goat
Prestige Worldwide™
Re: 135.265 Rest requirements
Why the hell couldn't I decipher that from the language in the reg itself? I might be retarded. I think after studying for a given length of time, my brain just stops absorbing information.
Why the hell couldn't I decipher that from the language in the reg itself? I might be retarded. I think after studying for a given length of time, my brain just stops absorbing information.