Metro Or King Air Endorsement
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Metro Or King Air Endorsement
Does anyone have a recomendation for a training organisation that can do an endorsement on either a metro or king air. would prefer close to brisbane but understand this may not be poss.
NG is right. The current boom may not last, so assuming that you already have some multi-engine command time, why not spend a little more and skip a couple of rungs on the ladder?
Both the red and orange teams are hiring in earnest, so the risks of spending your money and then not getting a job are minimal.
Both the red and orange teams are hiring in earnest, so the risks of spending your money and then not getting a job are minimal.
Question, why are you paying for the endorsement??
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I would strongly recommend that you wait. If this is your 1st turbine there will be few if any operators that will put you in either of those aircraft with just a bare endo and would want to do quite a bit of training first. While a lot of operators do charge these days there are still some that don't. Not only that but if you go out and get one then Vb or J* call your out $10k before you've even thought about those endo's.
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Not interested in the main airlines. Would like to do a turbine endorsement to further my flying ability. I have herd the metro or king air are a great start hence the post. I have good multi experience so would prefer a multi insted of a single. If a job was available in the future on either of these aircraft then yes I would be interested, but not the main reason for the endorsement. Some may disagree with paying for an endorsement some may not. I am paying for my own with no job on offer so hardly disrupting the " pilot employment rights"
