Who's Unemployed and Looking?

CMEL, CFI, MEI
TT: 513
PIC: 439
ME:42
CC: 160

Most of my time above earning my ratings is from flying skydivers in a C182 and a little time doing some instruction with friends. I live in Minneapolis and I am willing to move anywhere for a full-time flying job. Interested in Instructing, Diver flying, Banner towing, Pipe Patrol, Regional’s, etc...

-Bryan
 
Finally got my logbook up to date...

Currently employed and primarily looking for different/fun/interesting or additional teaching side jobs to break away from the daily grind.

ATP
CFI/CFII/MEI
TAA Training
Tailwheel/Spin/Aerobatic/Competition Aerobatic Training
Level 3 ACE card holder for solo aerobatics in a Great Lakes
135 experience
Taught private pilot ground school course at local community college
B.S. in Aviation Administration CSULA

3580TT
510ME
720TW
2350 dual given w/appx 550 acro
 
I am gonna double post this in the jobs page too but I wanted to share this link with you. It isn't really for job hunting but It is a pretty nifty website. If you work it right you can pull up a search for every Part 135 Operator in the United States, or some foreign countries, by state or even city.

The site isn't designed for job hunters, rather for the rich guys that fly around on the private jets to find a company to fly them to there destination. However in providing the information to all the rich folks out there it has also provided the contact info for all of the flight departments. Back when I was still looking, over a year ago now, I would go to each companies website and either get the Chief Pilots contact info from the site and call or email him/her, or call there CS Rep at the front desk, explain that I am in search of a job and get the Chief Pilots info that way.

Due to the hard times a year ago no one was hiring but I did get some very promising leads. Its one of those things that if you bug them enough you may just get a job. Especially if they are local. Here is the link for the Nashville area, you can refine your search for any where in the US. http://www.aircharterguide.com/US_Operators/Nashville/TN/Tennessee It takes a little bit of time and effort but it will at least turn you on to how many companies are out there. Not all require 3000+ hours.


Happy Hunting
 
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have you looked at Thunderbird-KFCM? Did my training there. Their customer service has been in the hopper but maybe they are truning things around. The biggest issue with them is they are the biggest on the field, probably in the TC and they know it, hence the attitude.....Maybe they have cycled those 'bad apples' by now though.
 
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