Sharp Aviation/Airlines
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Just requesting some info on this outfit. Good/Bad? What they're like to work for etc..... I've done a search on here and google and haven’t turned up all that much.
I believe there is progression from instructing to RPT ops, is this true?
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I believe there is progression from instructing to RPT ops, is this true?
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Is there any limit on the number of hours ICUS one can legally log? In Australia it seems to me that ICUS hours are regarded with some derision by chief pilots interviewing a pilot for a job. If you are looking for a job in Asia, ICUS hours are better regarded. I am aware of one first officer flying 737's logging left seat ICUS managed to score a command job in India on the 737.
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Is there any limit on the number of hours ICUS one can legally log? In Australia it seems to me that ICUS hours are regarded with some derision by chief pilots interviewing a pilot for a job. If you are looking for a job in Asia, ICUS hours are better regarded. I am aware of one first officer flying 737's logging left seat ICUS managed to score a command job in India on the 737.
The problem starts with many many ICUS hours, without the follow-up command experience on what amounts to a single pilot aircraft. This may mean that the pilot did not pass or continue to pass the checking regime that his/her previous company concerned may have. Or, this may also scream out loud to the CP "HEY MAN, I DID MY BIT TO SCREW THE INDUSTRY EVEN FURTHER AND PAID FOR MY (50/100/200+hrs) ICUS".
While I believe it has its place (in fact I have only recently helped someone achieve what they needed for a META), it is not the answer some are looking for.
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Back onto the original post:
Sharp Airlines are an OK outfit. They use a 172 for basic training and run 3 Cheiftens on the RPT runs.
I saw in Australian Flying they have an "Open Day" on the 13th of May.
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Sharp Airlines are an OK outfit. They use a 172 for basic training and run 3 Cheiftens on the RPT runs.
I saw in Australian Flying they have an "Open Day" on the 13th of May.
KO