Ok thanks for the info. What are typical layovers like? One or two nights, 3 or 4, or maybe more? You mentioned guaranteed 10 days off in a month, what kind of schedule does that give? 7 on 3 off, or does it vary from month to month?

Again thank you for taking the time, it's appreciated!

Hi my niece has always wanted to become a flight attendant. She's heard Transat is hiring (she applied for the YUL position). I was wondering if anyone knew of what the schedule was like (duty days, days away from home, overnights, etc etc). I was also wondering what type of gig it was, and if anybo...

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Just curious, which color glass did you use?

Anyone tried them? Is it just hype or are they worth the extra coin?

Any tips or info appreciated.

http://www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/justice-et-faits-divers/201008/02/01-4303325-pilotes-sous-pression-chez-aeropro.php French article, but from what I've gathered from it, two former Aeropro pilots say it was only a matter of time an accident happened and that Aeropro deserved what they ...

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Friend of mine is looking to write his A's. PM me with the books you have and how much you want for them. You must be willing to ship them and accept paypal or personal checks.

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try pilotwizz. Free and does pretty much everything.

Again thank you for taking all this time to answer questions. Airsprint seems like a decent place to work as far as I am concerned. I was curious about the Citation's. What is that salary like (FO's and Capt's) and does seniority transfer? For example, let's say someone has been right seat on the PC...

Thank you Airsprint HR. You didn't have to take the time to respond to all these questions, yet you did. You were straightforward and have nothing to hide about your company. It's not perfect, but which company is? If the rest of the Airsprint management runs the operation the same way you reply to ...

Thank you for the information. Just curious, what are the wages like on the PC-12, and what kind of schedule is it? For example, is it some days on call and then some more days off like it was a few years ago? How many nights a month do the pilots spend away from home on average? Has it gotten any b...

Thanks for the tips. So cap gen is a must obviously. What about the AIM manual anything I should know off the top of my head in there? Any section in particular I should read and me memorize or just concentrate my knowledge on? Also, what about weather. Other than written weather and alternate minim...

Fellow pilots, this old timer needs your help. I've been flying VFR in my float plane for a while and now things have brought me to the point where I need to get ready for a PPC. It's been about 10 years since I've needed to worry about IFR theory so I feel a bit intimidated. Time is short, and subj...