What do you fly?
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What do you fly?
Just curious what type of A/C everyone fly? Also do you enjoy what your doing?
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Good point!Tube Driver wrote:Hey cargo guy how can you love a job that requires you to hold down a second job to support your habit?
Yet I stand by what I said. Love it!

My flying gig is great. I'm having fun, good people, and decent benefits. But mainly I'm flying again...
I was on a bit of a sabatical from flying for a few years there. Man... did I ever miss it. I thought I was doomed to a life of 9-5 at a job that I hated!

The money at my flying gig is on par or slightly better than industry norms for what I'm doing. Sure I wish I was making more, but that will come. I have to work two jobs only because my personal circumstances are a little different than most. I'm married, and my wife's a full time student.
Anyways, no other job I'd rather be doing... Love it!

Cargo_guy
Learjet 25's (and occasional 35)
B, D, models and a straight 25 as well! "The best performing corporate airplane in the industry" (not my words)
The biggest fuel guzzler, and at times the biggest pain in the a$$ to hold onto (these are my words!)
Do I love it? Yes. What other civil aircraft can continue accelerating with 25degree nose up and trigger phone calls to the airport manager every time we takeoff.
B, D, models and a straight 25 as well! "The best performing corporate airplane in the industry" (not my words)
The biggest fuel guzzler, and at times the biggest pain in the a$$ to hold onto (these are my words!)
Do I love it? Yes. What other civil aircraft can continue accelerating with 25degree nose up and trigger phone calls to the airport manager every time we takeoff.
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This is just showing off...Hedley wrote:
Pitts S-2B w/203cm 3-blade MT

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Re: What do you fly
Really??? Nice? But where?av8tor94 wrote:B-747-400,
let's go somewhere far.....
Re: What do you fly
Everywhere, that's what the 400 does. Actually, I am New York based for an Asian carrier.meow wrote:Really??? Nice? But where?av8tor94 wrote:B-747-400,
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Nothing at the moment. Went from the back seat of a 27, to a Citation 550. Now, it seems that after all that money the company spent on our training in Paris, that job is just water under the bridge. But I'm not worried in the least. I've got other things going and it's only a matter of time. Working in aviation, is like the stock market...Things can change from one day to the next, and nothing is ever guraranteed!
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yeah right!!LJDriver wrote:Learjet 25's (and occasional 35)
B, D, models and a straight 25 as well! "The best performing corporate airplane in the industry" (not my words)
The biggest fuel guzzler, and at times the biggest pain in the a$$ to hold onto (these are my words!)
Do I love it? Yes. What other civil aircraft can continue accelerating with 25degree nose up and trigger phone calls to the airport manager every time we takeoff.
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