Pprune-equivalent in the US

[TiltedTomato]

Hi all,

I love Pprune but I'm looking for information about jobs in the US (US citizen). I was wondering if there is a similar popular website/forum for the US-based pilots. I really couldn't find any even though I'm sure there must be a few of them.

[340drvr]

There is flightinfo.com. It's similar, but, the threads can get somewhat snarky and uncivilized at times, think cricket match compared to pro wrestling. Still plenty of useful info, though.

[cyrilroy21]

I believe APC is the biggest and most active

Airline Pilot Central Forums (http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/)

Then there is JetCareers as well

jetcareers.com (http://www.jetcareers.com/)

[Amadis of Gaul]

ProPilotWorld.com - "Pilots helping Pilots" (http://www.propilotworld.com) is pretty good, but it requires an ATP, they verify credentials, and it's not free.

[mutt]

they verify credentials How? Not everybody is listed in the FAA viewable database.

[Amadis of Gaul]

I believe they expect to you to email a copy of your certificate, but I'm not certain (I'm not a member).

[MarkerInbound]

PPW's website says they take ATPs, Commercials, F/Es, Dispatchers and ATC.

I believe everyone is listed, you can restrict your personal information. But I doubt Harrison Ford really lives in a hanger at the Santa Monica airport.

[glendalegoon]

PPRUNE might make some more money if they created a truly USA forum with USA sensibility and customs.

[zondaracer]

PPRune and APC are both owned by Internet Brands so I don't see PPRune making a US centric forum, but you never know.

[Amadis of Gaul]

Is pprune not doing well financially?