Dronepiper wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 7:47 pm I have never flown a king air. How much time is 266lbs of fuel good for at a low altitude?

Under 20 minutes until it gets very quiet.

I’m guessing around 50-60/month. May vary month to month but that’s probably a good average.

Above is accurate. Saabs will be slowly phased out in favour of more ATRs in the next few years. Mix of sched service and workforce transportation.

I’ve heard from a Nav Canada person that AWWS will NOT close down for a few more months. They will work to fix the issues on CFPS in the interim, and longer term (1-2years?) they intend to either rebuild it completely or replace it all together. They admit that it is basically a disaster and are wor...

FO time on single pilot aircraft is absolutely accepted but as was noted above only if the operator has TC approved 2 crew SOPS and the FO has a PCC . I know of at least one pilot who had 2 years of flying time disallowed because the operator was too cheap to do a PCC. If you are an FO flying in a ...

Obviously I assume since a company has FO positions for such aircrafts, that means their COM (or AOC?) calls for it otherwise they wouldn't be paying another salary from their goodness of their heart. Therefore, if their COM/AOC dictates for FO on single pilot aircrafts, are the Co-Pilot hours you ...

Wow, That was absolutely beautiful, sincerely! If you ever write a book, I’d be the first to buy it. Seems like the king of guy I’d love to grab a coffee with and chat the day away. The 703 gig is very decent, but the ultimate goal is Ac as stated. I do have all my PIC for my ATPL but only around 1...

I would do the 703 Captain for a year or two. You’ll learn more about flying and also about yourself as a pilot and that experience will be much more beneficial down the road at a large 705.

rando wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 5:19 am How many hours is an Fo expected to be at work per year?

28 day schedule blocks, 10 days off within that and 18 working days. If you aren’t flying you’re on reserve.

18 months, $9k. Reduces monthly, nothing up front. 28 day blocks, 18 working days, 10 days off. 12 floating stat days to use whenever you want. Almost always have weekends off. Mix of Workforce Transportation, charter and Scheduled Service. Very few overnights. Left seat starts around $74k, right se...

So really there is no pilot shortage, just a captain with 2000 hours shortage . Bingo. FOs at 703/4s get their 1000hrs TT and the vast majority leave when Encore or Jazz call. There is a small minority who do stick around to get some MPIC and take advantage of the growing medevac salaries ($100-180...

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All pilots are on a 28 day block schedule. 18 working days 10 days off. Normally weekends end up being days off. Benefits are with Sunlife, matching RRSPs after 2 years I believe. King Air in YVC is mainly medevac with some charter while the Twin Otter is mainly charter with some medevac. Current op...

704 19 Seat Turboprop. Base around 74k. With some OT and training pay it’ll be closer to 100k gross.

Correct.

As far as I know, hiring is still on going. Like anywhere, if the postings are up, there is still spots to fill. Things take time, patience goes a long way! That’s as much as I know. Good luck all!

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I believe that if it’s operated as a two crew aircraft, then you would log it as copilot time. Different log books may call it something else but that’s what mine has.

I enjoy "Pilot to Pilot". You can sift through them to single out some Canadian bush ones. My favorite right now is "On the Step", its a seaplane podcast, but has a few interviews with some Canadians and float flying here in Canada. Cheers I’ll second the On The Step. Great podcast, lots of variety...

Namao Flying Club out of the Edmonton region used to rent their Mooney M20 out a few years back IIRC. Any Edmontonians in the know care to comment? If not, maybe try giving them a call and see if you can talk to someone who used to work there “back in the day”... When I did my PPL there, (2011-2012...