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flat-tire 25th Nov 2003 07:45

Calling All Wannabes
 
I was wondering if I could get a roll call of the wannabes using this site while looking for employment and the different levels of experience that everyone is hoping to secure a job with? I think most people would like to know whom they are stacked up against.

If this is a repeat post then disregard.
:hmm:

flat-tire 25th Nov 2003 23:07

I'll start, 1300tt and 125 multi-engine, mainly all piston instruction time. Hoping to fly something with a turbine soon.:D

CAT3C AUTOLAND 26th Nov 2003 02:01

Flat Tire, surely you must have flown an aircraft with a turbo charger in it. The old turbine driving the old centrifugal impellor :D.

flat-tire 26th Nov 2003 02:13

Actually I haven't..........the 310 doesn't have one.

I only get to hang out in the low altitudes, but I think you know what I meant about turbine.

Smart A** :p

Speevy 26th Nov 2003 04:24

It sounds like a good idea,

1000 TT 100 multi only piston time and most of it through flying instruction.
FAA and soon JAA rated.

Hoping to fly a turbine soon (I will let you know)

Good luck and good flying

Speevy

Homer_J 26th Nov 2003 16:46

About 980hrs tt with about 400hrs driving a pa31.

he he, and our boss keeps muttering the turbine.

Is it christmas soon?

akshaym84 26th Nov 2003 17:00

No experience (yet) but a bloody good education that should prove useful when airlines want newbies! Well, here's hoping. Just out of interest, do they really care about that sort of thing when it comes to sponsorships? I'd have thought they're training people up anyway, so prior experience would prove useful but not essential. Comments appreciated.

CAT3C AUTOLAND 26th Nov 2003 17:03

FT,

Sorry, could not resist ;).

I know you mean two Roll Royce Trents buzzing away under each wing, wouldn't that be nice!

To now answer your question, I am in the early stages of flying training. Just finished ATPL study and just started CPL training. Hoping to work for an airline or maybe private charter work.

How does the Cessna 310 go, just out of interest?

flat-tire 26th Nov 2003 17:42

CAT3C AUTOLAND

Good luck on you training!

I do love the 310 but it seems to be a bit hard on the students. It's not very forgiving on landings. Other than that she is a beautiful bird, she flies fast and looks good doing it. Especially when you pull up to the pumps and you sit higher than all those Pipers.......Gives a warm fuzzy feeling until the local G-V pulls on the ramp. Then your not so cool anymore.:D

CAT3C AUTOLAND 26th Nov 2003 17:52

Thanks for the response. Hopefully I will have that all to come. I was in Naples a few weeks ago, and there was a Cessna 310 on the ramp standing by for maintenance. I was not aware how big they were, until I inspected it up close. Just need to fly one now :D.

Good luck yourself sir, maybe even see you in the sharp end one day.

aardvark keeper 26th Nov 2003 18:06

APTL, 2650 tt, 34 ME :( although 106 inc FNPT2

all flight instruction & a few carpets;)

tailscrape 28th Nov 2003 05:33

Aardvark,

How do you get an ATPL without any multi crew time?

Even though you have enough hours for an ATPL, I would have thought you would only have a FROZEN ATPL?

The Yank 28th Nov 2003 05:57

Tailscrape
 
UK ATPL cause I's got one as well

Say again s l o w l y 28th Nov 2003 07:24

A UK ATPL could be had with 1500TT and 100 Hrs night, there was no multi crew requirement unlike now.

Advocatus diaboli 28th Nov 2003 08:19

252 hrs TT. Just about to start a 737 Type Rating, WITHOUT dipping into my pocket!

Chuffer Chadley 28th Nov 2003 15:27

393 tt, fATPL.

Advocatus diaboli: how have you managed that? Have you got a job or something?!

4granted 29th Nov 2003 02:37

Good topic
 
JAR Froz. 4900 hrsTT, 2900 turbines (multi and single) 300 fast jet (Lear 25/24)
36 years old and am battling to get into the Airlines. Ive also got a family so no I cant pay for my 73 rating.
Good luck all, we need it.
Hb4g
:cool:

Tinstaafl 29th Nov 2003 03:41

(sigh) UK, Oz & FAA ATPLs 4400+, 1300+m/e, 2400 instructing, 400+ night. No matter how I wriggle & squirm I don't seem to be able to escape f$%^&ing pistons... :sad:

ex-mad dog driver 29th Nov 2003 05:18

FAA ATP, 3700TT, 2600 ME TURBINE, 700 JET, AND 2 TYPES. WORKING HARD AT CHANGING TO JAA. HOPE TO FIND A JOB IN THE NEXT YEAR? OR SO I HOPE. GOOD LUCK TO ALL. :ok:

devokeuk 29th Nov 2003 23:06

330 TT JAA fATPL
MCC & JOT. (A320)
previously sponsored Cadet but scheme got the chop due sept 11


Currently adding to the need for luxury CV paper from W H Smiths !




:)


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