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Old 17th Feb 2009, 03:50
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Over 2 pages on this topic and no-one has mentioned "Saab-Arse" Any sector over an hour in length (what are they again ) and it feels like you've been kicked by a mule in the butt-tocks...

Agree with CJH, very capable "little" aeroplane. Shame it cant keep it's own hot water warm though....
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Old 17th Feb 2009, 09:58
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I would say a shed rating is the last one anyone should be looking at, for several reasons.
If you're looking at HD proceed carefully. DO NOT pay up front. This appilies anywhere but particularly to a company which has lost almost every revenue stream in the last 6 months. Go figure.
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Old 18th Feb 2009, 07:27
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Saab340 Trto

Hi,

can you please guys suggest me where to do a saab340 rating in the US??

I know of Pan Am and Flight Safety, but are there others?
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Old 22nd Feb 2009, 17:43
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Try doing 3.5 hours in a SF340, then and only then can you appreciate doing a cushty Loganair sector

Oh, and if it was possible for the catering company to put the hot water on just before departure time, the water would stay hot ... gotta have that left prop above 1000 rpm to keep it warm
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Old 24th Feb 2009, 21:32
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Old 6th Mar 2009, 06:28
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I would do anything to get such a deal.

Here I am 28 years old, quit med school for flying (I was very very VERY stupid, I know.. but I was in love)

250 tt, CPL, IR, ME

and have absolutely no chance for a job.. I mean ANY job.. I certainly would be an instructor!
first of all, I do not have 400 hours to get an instructor rating.. and even if I had, I'd be still unemployed in my stupid country.

My very only chance is to become an airline pilot. In order to do so, I simply have no other option than buy line training. I have no personal connections in that very upper class, my family is more into the health dept.. but I still have this dream I keep chasing.

No matter what, I still need to get flight hours. I can get flight hours on a Boing 737 for third of the price of a Cessna 152! Why not get them on a Boeing? hm? why not? hust because you say so? anyone who has thousands of jet hours, who got all that for free, especially if he got the airline job just because he has connections to certain people.. you should stay quiet, very quiet and not lecture me on morals. that is just pure arrogant, sirs!
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Old 29th May 2009, 15:46
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saab 340 line training

we looking for captain on saab 340 and we have line training for F/O on saab 340
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Old 15th Jul 2009, 16:35
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Any companies currently looking for experienced SF340 pilots ?
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Old 16th Jul 2009, 10:14
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Avitrans in Sweden were advertising a few weeks back.
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Old 16th Jul 2009, 10:37
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Dear Bukowszky,

the guys with several thousands free of charge Jet hours probably deserved it by undertaking a proper professionnal screening process.

Who's the most arrogant...the experienced guy telling you "don't try to buy your way in the job...especially during a recession" or the "smart arse" who thinks he can jump the queue just because he loves flying???....

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Old 6th Aug 2009, 07:19
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This is hard time to make right decisions... But it is up to You-deal or not to deal.
I reccomend to check out companies which are operating Saab 340, and before TR training-just contact with them.
Little time ago cargo company RAF-avia(based in Latvia) had been searching for crew of this type aircraft.
Link to this company contact info en - Contact Us
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