floridabeachbum
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Seaport airlines is hiring mins 500 hrs for flying Cessna caravans cass participant
Figured it'd be senior but it's hard to know with the cost of living. I know they're cass, but are the schedules actually somewhat commutable or is it pretty much not worth trying?Probably not too easy since they only fly San Diego, Imperial, and Burbank. I have always heard of guys starting Memphis and transferring when an opening becomes available
Figured it'd be senior but it's hard to know with the cost of living. I know they're cass, but are the schedules actually somewhat commutable or is it pretty much not worth trying?
Well for a job you can get with 500TT, it pays pretty well compared to, say, Great Lakes.Last time I heard is $20/hr for FOs. They fly a lot, but I am sure first year 121 FO pay is still better
They used to offer per diem, but guess they stopped a few years ago
FIFY.Well for a job a sack of potatoes could do (Caravan SIC), it pays pretty well compared to, say, Great Lakes.
Well for a job you can get with 500TT, it pays pretty well compared to, say, Great Lakes.
Don't for get you work for Seaport/Wings Redux.FIFY.
True. Come to think of it I could use an SIC to load the plane and to wake me up at top of descent.Don't for get you work for Seaport/Wings Redux.
What are the odds of a 900hr guy getting SAN and upgrading in a few months? Possible? Already have the all the 135 mins except TT.
Eh, people can see their own value in it. I said the same things about a friend of mine who went to SIC in a caravan, and now he's flying at my first pick of airline. Guess I should have joined him.
Are captain mins for scheduled 135 1500, or am I just imagining that? I don't have my FARs handy. I'm at 1,000 so I'm curious if a relatively quick upgrade would be possible.