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Solowflyer, depends on what company your with and where your at. Speaking with mates up here they have done anywhere from 500hrs up to 800hrs a year in singles.
I managed a tick over 700.
I managed a tick over 700.
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The aim of the game Ladies and Gents is to fly as little as possible for as much money as you can.
Since the question was for driving a 210 or similar up north we should consider that the drivers can be either casual or fulltime. It's been a while since I sat down and worked out the break even point, but I seem to recall it was around 550hrs a year.
So, basically if your fulltime, try and fly less than 550hrs a year. Casual, try and fly more than that.
Happy to be corrected on those numbers. Maths never was a strong suit of mine.
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Dear o dear
The aim of the game Ladies and Gents is to fly as little as possible for as much money as you can.
The aim of the game Ladies and Gents is to fly as little as possible for as much money as you can.
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Then if that's the case there's a couple of good opportunities around at about $10,000 an hour. Limited flying but how much do you want? AND it's in GA!!!!!
Im thinking corporate. Jets. On standby for the CEO or any of the top board members for large multi-nationals. Say the wage is about 150k a year, you might only do 150 hours a year.
Whatever it is, I bet its not a second or third job. Unless your first gig was Military fast jet.
