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21 Air 767 F/O Spot ?
21Air piggybacking on Dynamic Airways certificate. Might not work out. Just sayin'..... -
Ted Cruz attacks Airline Pilot Profession
If you guys don't stop voting against yourselves and get away from the republican clown car this BS will go on ad infinitum. And another member of the Bush crime family isn't going to help either. -
Foreign to FAA type conversion
I may in the future find myself in the situation of having a foreign type and not a FAA one, my understanding is you're stuck with a short course and a PC to add to FAA. For a PIC rating, that is. -
Foreign to FAA type conversion
The FAA does not validate foreign licenses except for those seeking PPL privileges. One can apply for a US license, and after taking the appropriate written and practical exam, be awarded a FAA pilot certificate. Foreign type ratings are also not recognized except one may qualify for a "short... -
Buffett Bites Back at NetJets Pilot Complaints
And you are advocating full participation in the charge to the bottom?- CaptSeth
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- Forum: Fractionals
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Hainan Airlines
Join pprune for the good, bad, and ugly. Mostly the last two.- CaptSeth
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- Forum: Foreign carriers
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SWA Removes B737 Type Requirment
What's next? Are they going to get to see what a map display looks like? -
B737 Captain-Bangladesh
150/month is a bit hectic, but it's obviously compensated for by the operating base and equipment.....- CaptSeth
- Post #3
- Forum: Foreign carriers
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Fed busted with a gun on flight...
Or maybe they were one of us, and lost 15-20 years of seniority and their retirements when their airline was destroyed by greedheads. And then they had to make a high sacrifice for the sake of their families. Punk is right. -
USA Jet B727 Ops
Tear up your college diploma? (Sorry, it was too easy to pass up) -
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American pilot flying for Emirates makes a BONEHeaded Move in Dubai - Article
"Lewd act" is far too general. We need to know what he was doing to determine whether the penalty was appropriate. Was he: 1. Pounding the potatoes? 2. Playing hide the salami, with a real salami, and a bodily hiding place? 3. Displaying the act of physical love, with a goat - but the goat was...- CaptSeth
- Post #8
- Forum: Foreign carriers
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Would you consider Plan B?
I thought this thread was about something else. Never mind. -
Former ALPA EVP arrested for child molestation.
Divorce involved? Innocent until PROVEN guilty. -
Flight Safety Hong Kong G550 type
I don't understand why you wouldn't have the FAA license, the CAAC examiner has no authority and it should have been issued. If you passed the training and did all of the appropriate paperwork, a discussion with FSI is in order, along with the reminder that they ARE still regulated by FAA and... -
Allegiant upgrades FO while still in new hire training
Shouldn't the OP be happy that there are opportunities being granted to qualified new hires at that company? -
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Startup airline PeoplExpress suspends flights
They probably had a contractual obligation to provide a certain amount of aircraft, crews, and lift. -
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Sierra West 727 Chief Pilot?
Part 125 is alive and well.- CaptSeth
- Post #2
- Forum: Interviews and hiring
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Ethiopian Airlines trying to use the Irish back door
No information where I am indicates they are planning cabotage, but I don't get much information as it is. Rumored to be just a tech stop where they will augment loads by drop off on the way and not pick up, but that's just the rumor. Anyway, isn't the "Irish Back Door" only for carriers with an... -